Multilevel Modeling for Psychology and the Social Sciences: Models, Graphs, and PracticeHsiu-Ting Yu 游琇婷 Hsiu-Ting Yu游琇婷
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Chapter8

Three-Level and Higher-Order Hierarchies

In this chapterthree-level data and questions; the empty three-level model and the variance partition; predictors at each level; random slopes at two levels; cross-level interactions; centering with three levels; the consequences of ignoring a level; four levels and longitudinal three-level data; estimation notes; reporting.

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Cite this bookYu, H.-T. (2026). Multilevel modeling for psychology and the social sciences: Models, graphs, and practice (Web ed.). Chapter 8.