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A model for triadic relations
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DOI：10.1037/1082-989X.2.1.79.png)
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Psychologists have analyzed dyadic data with a social relations model (D. A. Kenny, 1994). This article develops an analogous model for triadic data. This triadic relations model, a 3-way random-effects analysis of variance, can estimate 7 variances and 16 covariances from a round-robin of 3-person interactions. This article applies this model to perceptions of liking among 72 college-student acquaintances. These variance-components methods could also be used to study cognitive balance, social networks, social perception, and group performance.
Keywords:
STATISTICAL-ANALYSIS
PERCEPTION
VARIANCE
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