Latent growth curve model using AMOS Examining change in dual domains

This video demonstrates the use of latent growth curve modeling in AMOS when you are looking at growth over two domains. It also provides strategies for using the GUI for drawing out your model.

[sabinakapetanovic]

Dear Mike, thank you so much for your excellent videos. They are very comprehensive and helpful. I have a question about multi-Group analyses in AMOS. When we conduct a model with time constraints (either LGC or cross-lagged model with more than 3 time Points) is it possible to also conduct a multi-Group model and test whether the models differ by for instance gender? I have tried and cannot make it work, because, what it seems, AMOS cannot handle constraining an already constrained model even though the constraints differ. I cannot spin my head around this and I would really use some insight into this particular issue, as I cannot find information about it anywhere else. Best, Sabina

[Nbl.]

So maths and science are independent variables? What about the DV? How to conduct moderated mediation or sequential mediation? If we done it in time1. Should we need to conduct same analysis for time2.and then apply LGCM? Please guide me.

[singingismylife]

Hello! Your videos are super helpful. Could you do one for latent change models in AMOS?

[demiluigi]

Prof. Crowson. Is it absolutely imposible to run such kind a model for two times observations of the variables? This kind of model seems to me very suitable for experimental research designs where you make an intervention and you have a before and after. Is there any possibility to apply the model with two times observations? Thanks, Luis