Using the SPSS Mixed Procedure to Fit Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Multilevel Models

Peugh, James; Enders, Craig K.

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“…As such, the Study 1a design included two levels of nesting-the data from reports for each goal were nested within individuals. Therefore, we used hierarchical linear modeling to analyze our data, using the SPSS Mixed procedure (Peugh & Enders, 2005).…”

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The Manhattan effect: When relationship commitment fails to promote support for partners’ interests.

Hui

Finkel

Fitzsimons

et al. 2014

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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Research on close relationships has frequently contrasted one's own interests with the interests of the partner or the relationship, and has tended to view the partner's and the relationship's interests as inherently aligned. The present article demonstrated that relationship commitment typically causes people to support their partner's personal interests, but that this effect gets weaker to the extent that those interests misalign or even threaten the relationship. Studies 1a and 1b showed that (a) despite their strong correlation, partner-oriented and relationship-oriented concerns in goal-directed behaviors are separable; and (b) relationship commitment strengthens only the link between relationship-oriented motivation and the goal pursuit (not the link between partner-oriented motivation and the goal pursuit).

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The Manhattan effect: When relationship commitment fails to promote support for partners’ interests.

Hui

Finkel

Fitzsimons

et al. 2014

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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“…If the quadratic relationship was significant, no further analyses were conducted. If the quadratic relationship was not significant, we then removed the quadratic relationship and re-ran the analysis to explore linear relationships (Brown, & Prescott, 1962;Peugh & Enders, 2005).…”

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A Longitudinal Study of Cognitive Abilities in Williams Syndrome

Porter

Dodd

2011

Developmental Neuropsychology

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“…Analyses were performed using the mixed model procedure of SPSS 15.0 for each dimension of fear of childbirth, using restricted maximum likelihood estimation (Peugh & Enders, 2005). Two models were estimated.…”

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Pregnant Women's Fear of Childbirth in Midwife- and Obstetrician-Led Care in Belgium and the Netherlands: Test of the Medicalization Hypothesis

2011

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Fear of childbirth has gained importance in the context of increasing medicalization of childbirth.Belgian and the Dutch societies are very similar but differ with regard to the organization of maternity care. The Dutch have a high percentage of home births and low medical intervention rates.In contrast, home births in Belgium are rarer, and the medical model is more widely used. By comparing the Belgian and the Dutch maternity care models we explored the association between fear of childbirth and medicalization.An antenatal questionnaire was completed by 833 women at 30 weeks of pregnancy. Fear of childbirth was measured by a shortened Dutch version of the Childbirth AttitudesQuestionnaire. A four-dimensional model with baby-related, pain and injuries-related, general and personal control-related, and medical interventions and hospital care-related fear, fitted well in both countries. Multiple regression analysis showed no country differences, except that Belgian women in midwife-led care were more fearful of medical interventions and hospital care than the Dutch. For the other dimensions, both Belgian and Dutch women receiving midwifery care reported less fear compared to those in obstetric antenatal care. Hence, irrespective of the maternity care model, antenatal care providers are crucial in preventing fear of childbirth.

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Using the SPSS Mixed Procedure to Fit Cross-Sectional and Longitudinal Multilevel Models

Cited by 353 publications

References 19 publications

The Manhattan effect: When relationship commitment fails to promote support for partners’ interests.

The Manhattan effect: When relationship commitment fails to promote support for partners’ interests.

A Longitudinal Study of Cognitive Abilities in Williams Syndrome

Pregnant Women's Fear of Childbirth in Midwife- and Obstetrician-Led Care in Belgium and the Netherlands: Test of the Medicalization Hypothesis

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