Transcription of An introduction to hierarchical linear modeling
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Tutorials in Quantitative Methods for Psychology 2012, Vol. 8(1), p. 52-69. 52 an introduction to hierarchical linear modeling Heather Woltman, Andrea Feldstain, J. Christine MacKay, Meredith Rocchi University of Ottawa This tutorial aims to introduce hierarchical linear modeling (HLM). A simple explanation of HLM is provided that describes when to use this statistical technique and identifies key factors to consider before conducting this analysis. The first section of the tutorial defines HLM, clarifies its purpose, and states its advantages. The second section explains the mathematical theory, equations, and conditions underlying HLM. HLM hypothesis testing is performed in the third section.
Aggregation Aggregation of data deals with the issues of hierarchical data analysis differently than disaggregation: Instead of ignoring higher level group differences, aggregation ignores lower level individual differences. Level-1 variables are raised …
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