o 1, measurement error variances were set to
0.5, and the cross-lagged effects were fixed at 0.2. All other
population parameter values were kept the same as in the illustrative
example in Mulder (under review), implying that the proportion of
measurement error in the observed variables was <span class="math inline">\(20\%\)</span>. The simulated data sets were
analyzed using the MI-RICLPM that generated the data (and separates out
measurement error variance), and a basic RI-CLPM (assuming no
measurement er