@EikoFried Cattell (1952) said it best :) “Workers with general and bifactor methods have been prone to overlook that their position is not the center of the universe and that it is highly relative and questionable.”
@nyc311@NYCMayor please suspend parking meters! Some of us are stuck and can’t even drive our little cars in this weather to move them. Why force us to pay for this impossible predicament?
'A critical evaluation of the p-factor literature', a new Perspective by @ashleylwatts, @ashlgreene, @wesbonifay & @EikoFried
Web: https://t.co/Ra0EYsVx7a
PDF: https://t.co/BICRPt6vUG
'A review of approaches and models in psychopathology conceptualization research', by N.R. Eaton, L.F. Bringmann, T. Elmer, E.I. Fried, M.K. Forbes, A.L. Greene, R.F. Krueger, R. Kotov, P.D. McGorry, C. Mei & M.A. Waszczuk
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My VA Career Development Award was recommended for funding! Looking forward to doing more suicide prevention work for Veterans undergoing the major life transition of leaving the military ❤️
Postdoc alert! The VISN 2 Mental Illness Research, Education, and Clinical Center (MIRECC) is accepting apps for a 2-yr fellowship. Our interdisciplinary program aims to train psychologists to become outstanding clinical researchers in SMI and suicide. https://t.co/wr1mSLkVk9
@AmandaKMontoya I led this tutorial on applying exploratory bifactor analysis (among other CFA/EFAs) to structural psychopathology research on the “p-factor” (and cited you @AmandaKMontoya!) https://t.co/QPcrJUyl7I
Interested in learning more about model fit in SEM? What started as a rebuttal to a commentary ended up being a wonderful standalone paper, led by Ashley.
@dp_moriarity@EikoFried@oscar_olvera100@syeducation Just as cool is our reply to a commentary on that original 2019 paper. We elaborate on fit propensity and interpretative challenges associated with including bifactor models in model selection studies (@syeducation speaks to your initial question) https://t.co/wgvYOdMihN