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I have a question about estimating between-person associations in multi-level VAR models with two variables (X and Y).
Is it correct that there are two approaches to get insight in the between-person association between X and Y:
1. By including the correlation between the variance of X and Y at the between level:
"X with Y"
2.Explicitly predicting Y from X at the between level:
"Y on X"
What is the difference between both approaches? And are there situations in which one of these approaches outperforms the other?
Thank you in advance. |
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| It is the same situation as with regular correlation versus regression. Your research question decides which you choose. |
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