May 17, 2008
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Last updated: May 05, 2008
Mplus Version 5.1
Mplus Version 5.1 is now available. Individuals who purchased Mplus up to one year prior to the release of Version 5.1 or who have a current Mplus Product Support and Upgrade Contract can download Version 5.1 at no additional cost. They will not receive a Version 5.1 CD. The Mplus Version 5 User's Guide, a Version 5.1 Language Addendum, and a Version 5.1 Examples Addendum are available on the website. Click here for more information about Mplus Version 5.1.
Mplus Web Talks
Mplus Web Talks is a new feature where presentations related to new methods in Mplus are recorded for viewing on the web. A first set of talks presents new features in Mplus Version 5 and 5.1. Click here to view these talks.
Upcoming Mplus Short Courses
Mplus Short Course, Durham, NH, June 29, 2008
An Mplus Short Course will be held on Sunday June 29 as a pre-conference workshop at the International Psychometric Society Meeting in Durham, New Hampshire. The topic is advanced latent variable mixture modeling using Mplus. Click here for more information.
Mplus Short Courses, Johns Hopkins University, August 21-22, 2008
Two Mplus short courses will be given Thursday August 21 and Friday August 22, 2008 at the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. The topics for the first day are introductory and intermediate growth modeling. The topics for the second day are advanced growth modeling, missing data analysis, and survival analysis. These two courses correspond to Topics 3 and 4 in the one-year Mplus course sequence. Registration begins May 1. Click here for more information.
Mplus Short Courses, University of Michigan, November 10-11, 2008
Two Mplus short courses will be given Monday November 10 and Tuesday November 11, 2008 at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. The courses concern modeling with categorical latent variables (mixture modeling). The first day covers models for cross-sectional data and the second day covers models for longitudinal data. These two courses correspond to Topics 5 and 6 in the one-year Mplus course sequence. Click here for more information.
One-Year Mplus Course Sequence
A sequence of courses covering key areas of modeling in Mplus will be given March 2008 - March 2009. The courses build on each other so that a previous course provides the background for the next. The fee for each course is kept low at no more than $100/day. Click here for more information on the sequence of courses.
Mplus Demo Version
The Mplus Demo version is available for download at no cost. Click here to download the demo. The demo version contains all of the capabilities of the regular version of Mplus and is only limited by the number of observed variables that can be used in an analysis.
Student Pricing for Mplus Version 5.1
Special student pricing is available for Mplus. The student version of the program is identical to the regular version. Click here for more information.
Mplus Version 5 User's Guide and Examples
Click here for the Mplus Version 5 User's Guide and to download the input, output, and data for the Mplus User's Guide examples.
Mplus Web Training and Handouts
A seminar series, a one-day overview course, a two-day course, and a 20-lecture course on Mplus analyses are now available for viewing on the web. Handouts for this web training and for the related Mplus Short Courses are also available. Click here for more information.
Papers Using Special Mplus Features
Click here to find papers ordered by topic and by date.
Mplus Web Notes
Mplus Web Notes is a vehicle for presenting information on Mplus analysis techniques. Click here to go to Mplus Web Notes.
Mplus Complex Survey Data Project
Mplus has an ongoing research project on complex survey analysis for multivariate models. Papers from this project will be posted as the research progresses. Click here for papers from this project.