Courses
HDFS 597: Special Topics (Graduate Seminars)
Fall, 2009
Spring, 2009
- 597b (D. Teti) Parenting
- 597c (P. Molenaar) Advanced SEM
- 597e (P. Molenaar) Advanced SEM
Fall, 2008
- 597B (L. Gatzke-Kopp) Techniques in Human Neuroscience
- 597C (E. P. Smith) Family Diversity
- 597D (M. Hardy) Categorical Data Analysis
- 597E (P. Molenaar) Person Specific Methods
Spring, 2008
- 597B (M. Rovine) Time Series Models
- 597D (D. Hernandez) Fathers and Families
- 597E (P. Molenaar) Advanced Structural Equation Modeling with Lisrel
Fall, 2007
- 597A (P. Molenaar) Modern Models of Cognitive Development
Summer, 2007
- 597A (F. Lawrence) Applied Longitudinal Data Analysis
Spring, 2007
- 597A (M. Hardy) Social Policy and Inequality Across the Lifecourse
- 597B (K. Hynes) (U.S. Social Policy in International Comparisons)
- 597C (L. Collins) Latent Class Analysis
- 597D (P. Molenaar) Person-Specific Data Analysis
- 597E (P. Molenaar) Introduction to Optimal Control
- 597F (P. Molenaar) Dynamical Systems Analysis for Psychological Data
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