Uses and Limitation of Continuous-Time Models to Examine Dyadic Interactions

Joel S. Steele (), Joseph E. Gonzales () and Emilio Ferrer ()
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Joel S. Steele: Portland State University, Department of Psychology
Joseph E. Gonzales: University of Massachusetts, Department of Psychology
Emilio Ferrer: University of California, Davis, Department of Psychology

Chapter Chapter 6 in Continuous Time Modeling in the Behavioral and Related Sciences, 2018, pp 135-162 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract In this chapter we present an application of the exact discrete model, first proposed by Bergstrom, to model daily interactions among romantic couples. The theoretical model is based on work by Felmlee and Greenberg (J Math Soc 23(3):155–180, 1999), which specifies that change in affect results from the combination of a weighted difference between long-term expectations and daily ratings as well as daily ratings between partners in the dyad. To verify the correct specification, we used simulated models using the LSDE SAS/IML package developed by Singer.

Date: 2018
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-77219-6_6

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