Taylor & Francis Intensive Longitudinal Methods Research Guide

Master the complexities of studying social, psychological, and physiological processes in real-world settings. This guide provides a practical roadmap for conducting intensive longitudinal studies with individuals, dyads, or groups. By focusing on methods like diary and experience sampling, researchers can capture data within everyday contexts to understand how change occurs over time. This resource is designed to help you navigate the entire research process. You will learn how to select the most effective intensive longitudinal design for your specific research questions and how to apply multilevel models to within-subject designs. The book includes worked-through research examples and datasets to help bridge the gap between theory and practice. Whether you are modeling within-subject change processes for continuous or categorical outcomes, this book serves as a comprehensive tool for modern social science methodology.