Person-Centered Methods

Stemmler, Mark

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“…Of course it should be noted that finer data-analytic techniques exist for the analysis of cross-tabulations of events, such as association measures or independence tests (cf. Agresti, 2003;Stemmler, 2014). The same is true for classifying y ∈ {1, 2, .…”

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Observation oriented modeling revised from a statistical point of view

Sauer

2017

Behav Res

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Observation Oriented Modeling was proposed to overcome some of the problems in the application of statistical inference methods in the behavioral sciences. In this paper, we refine one part of this approach and show how it is connected to methods that are well known in statistical learning. Specifically, we argue that the Moore-Penrose pseudo inverse is superior to the initial solution from a statistical point of view. With this we also show that Observation Oriented Modeling can indeed be appropriate for some tasks in the analysis of observed data. To provide a practical example, we demonstrate the revised method by analyzing the effect of mindfulness training on attentional processes.

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Section: Revised Version Of Oommentioning

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Observation oriented modeling revised from a statistical point of view

Sauer

2017

Behav Res

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“…It can be a type, an antitype, or not classified. [11][12][13][14] With this classification, a certain combination of different categorical variables can be found to be typical or atypical.…”

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Global Patterns of Incidence and Mortality in Lung Cancer

Doğan

2019

EJMO

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W orldwide, cancer is a major cause of morbidity and mortality. It is estimated that, in 2012, there were about 14 million new cancer cases and 8.2 million deaths from cancer in a world population of about 7 billion. [1] Globally, in 2012, the most common cancers diagnosed were those of the lung (1.8 million cases, 13.0% of the total). Moreover, the most common causes of cancer deaths were cancers of the lung (1.6 million, 19.4% of the total). [2] Lung cancer is the primary cause of cancer deaths in men and the second leading cause of cancer deaths in women worldwide. In economically developing countries, the most commonly diagnosed cancers were lung in males, which is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer in females. In economically developed countries, the second most commonly diagnosed cancer was lung among males, which is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer among females. In both economically developed and developing countries, the three most common cancer sites were also the three leading causes of cancer deaths. [3] Lung cancer is one of the most preventable cancers. Most lung cancers could be averted by preventing smoking initiation among adolescents and increasing smoking cessation among adults. This requires a comprehensive tobacco control program that includes raising the price of tobacco products through excise taxes, banning smoking in public places and tobacco sales to minors, restricting tobacco advertising and promotion, counter-advertising, and providing treatment and counseling for tobacco dependence. [4] Lung cancer has been the leading cause of cancer mortality, and its incidence is growing throughout the world. The high morbidity and mortality of lung cancer largely result from the fact that most people are diagnosed at advanced disease stage. [5] Objectives: Lung cancer has been the leading cause of cancer mortality, and its incidence is growing throughout the world. This study aims to compare the distribution of the six World Health Organization by configural frequency analysis (CFA). Methods: The National data (GLOBOCAN 2012) were included in the analysis. Data were analyzed by CFA which is used for the analysis of multiway contingency tables. Results: In Africa, East Mediterranean, Europe, and Southeast Asia, lung cancer incident cases were observed to be higher than expected. Under the years <70, in Africa, East Mediterranean, Europe, and Southeast Asia, lung cancer mortality is significantly underrepresented and therefore antitypes. Here, lung cancer mortality was observed lower than expected. In the more developed regions, lung cancer incident cases and mortality were significantly overrepresented in almost all age groups in both male (years <55) and female, but in the less developed regions, it was significantly underrepresented in almost all age groups. Conclusion: The majority of the global lung cancer burden occurred in the more developed countries. If the current situation remains unchanged, incidence and mortality may continue to increase.

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“…Con frecuencia se señala la paradoja de (Meehl, 1950) como uno de los problemas con los modelos de regresión. Supuestamente el análisis configuracional resuelve este problema, aunque no es inmune a otros (Stemmler, 2020).…”

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La tercera libertad: la corrupción y los servicios públicos

Nuñez¹

2022

Preprint

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In this document we analyze how satisfaction with public services is dependent on the perception of how widespread corruption is, both in the service itself and in groups and officials, directly or indirectly linked to its provision. We also analyze how people build their knowledge of the causes of corruption, the weight that experience with corrupt behavior has in that construction, the diagnosis of the causes of corruption, its relationship with the measures that the state must adopt to combat corruption and the actions that individuals can take on their own to combat it.

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Person-Centered Methods

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Observation oriented modeling revised from a statistical point of view

Observation oriented modeling revised from a statistical point of view

Global Patterns of Incidence and Mortality in Lung Cancer

La tercera libertad: la corrupción y los servicios públicos

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