Event history analysis of marital and family interaction: A practical introduction.

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This article provides definitions, concepts, and a general description of event history analysis relative to its potential application to marital and family interaction data. It discusses the differences between continuous-time and discrete-time analysis and the differences between parametric and proportional hazards models. Finally, the article addresses data collection and analytic issues relevant to the family interaction investigator.

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