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Workshop/CfP - Mplus: How to get started, 16 April 2019, Utrecht University, Netherlands

Workshop/CfP - Mplus: How to get started, 16 April 2019, Utrecht University, Netherlands

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01 Apr 2019
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A compact 1-day workshop on using Mplus to get you started. We will focus on how to get the syntax running; how to avoid common mistakes; how to interpret the output file and how to deal with error messages.
 
Please note that we only discuss a very basic regression model and confirmatory factor analysis. This 1-day workshop is not about analyzing complex models: The main goal is to get you started!

If you expect to work with the software Mplus, this course can help you to get started!  

The workshop starts with a short recap on structural equation modeling. Then, we will discuss how to import data into Mplus, and how to specify a model using Mplus syntax. Participants are familiarized with the important parts of the input and output files. Also, we will discuss model fit indices, how to avoid common mistakes, and how to deal with error messages.

Please note that we only discuss very simple models: a basic regression model and a confirmatory factor analysis. If you’re interested in more complex models (e.g. latent class analysis, multilevel models, latent growth models), please take a look at our Mplus summer school courses (see Recommended Combinations below). This one-day workshop is not about analyzing complex models: The main goal is to get you started.

Prerequisites:  

Good working knowledge of multivariate analysis is assumed. Some knowledge of Structural Equation Modeling is helpful, not mandatory. If you want to prepare, you could read (not obligatory):

- Geiser, C. (2012). Data analysis with Mplus. Guilford press.
- Byrne, B. M. (2013). Structural equation modeling with Mplus: Basic concepts, applications, and programming. Routledge.

Course director

Sanne Smid, MSc

Lecturers

Sanne Smid, Msc

Target audience

Research Master Students, PhD students, or post-graduate researchers from a variety of fields will benefit from the course.

A max. of 20 number of participant will be allowed in this course.

Course aim

The main objective of the course is to acquire a basic understanding of how to use Mplus.

Study load

One day (10.00 – 17.00).
Lectures and computer lab exercises will be alternated during this informal one-day workshop.

Costs

Course fee
€ 200.00

Tuition fee for PhD candidates from the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences from Utrecht University will be funded by the Graduate School of Social and Behavioural Sciences.

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