L11.1: Intro to Linear Mixed Models

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Quick question: when you say "subject-level effects", this is because that's how LMMS are conventionally used in this field, right? The random effect doesn't necessarily have to be associated with participants, correct? As far as I know in psychology for example random intercepts and slopes are introduced for items in a questionnaire.

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