This special issue gathers 8 articles that are structured as tutorials for conducting statistical analyses that are appropriate to capture the unique and emergent properties of groups. The articles are geared toward new researchers, students, and interested readers who want to learn to conduct or evaluate a study using these statistical methods.
Guest Editors
Table of contents
Statistical Methods in Group Psychology and Group Psychotherapy: Introduction to the Special Issue
Pages 121–125
Tasca, Giorgio A.
Estimation and Application of the Latent Group Model
Pages 126–143
Bonito, Joseph A.; Ervin, Jennifer N.; Staggs, Sarah M.
Examining Between-Leader and Within-Leader Processes in Group Therapy
Pages 144–164
Kivlighan III, D. Martin; Kivlighan Jr., Dennis M.
Evaluating Factor Structures of Measures in Group Research: Looking Between and Within
Pages 165–180
Janis, Rebecca A.; Burlingame, Gary M.; Olsen, Joseph A.
An Illustration of the Relational Event Model to Analyze Group Interaction Processes
Pages 181–195
Pilny, Andrew; Schecter, Aaron; Poole, Marshall Scott; Contractor, Noshir
Using the Social Relations Model to Understand Dyadic Perceptions Within Group Therapy
Pages 196–208
Christensen, P. Niels; Feeney, Michael E.
Group Interactions and Time: Using Sequential Analysis to Study Group Dynamics in Project Meetings
Pages 209–222
Klonek, Florian E.; Quera, Vicenç; Burba, Manuel; Kauffeld, Simone
Using Recurrence Analysis to Examine Group Dynamics
Pages 223–241
Knight, Andrew P.; Kennedy, Deanna M.; McComb, Sara A.
Statistical Discourse Analysis: Modeling Sequences of Individual Actions During Group Interactions Across Time
Pages 242–258
Chiu, Ming Ming; Lehmann-Willenbrock, Nale
