Round-Robin Analysis of Social Interaction: Exact and Estimated Standard Errors

Charles F. Bond · Brian R. Lashley

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Psychometric Methodologies and Testing Attachment and Relationship Dynamics Reliability and Agreement in Measurement

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Kenny has proposed a variance-components model for dyadic social interaction. His Social Relations model estimates variances and covariances from a round-robin of two-person interactions. The current paper presents a matrix formulation of the Social Relations model. It uses the formulation to derive exact and estimated standard errors for round-robin estimates of Social Relations parameters.

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1988Interpersonal Perception: A Social Relations Analysis 1984The Social Relations Model 1979A new round robin analysis of variance for social interaction data.1981Categorical Data Analysis of Single Sociometric Relations 1980Sociological Methodology 1979.

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