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How big should my sample size be in order to conduct LCA or LTA?

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How big should my sample size be in order to conduct LCA or LTA?

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This depends on a number of factors, such as the overall size of the contingency table and how saturated the model is. In our experience, LTA works best with sample sizes of at least 300 or greater. Larger samples may be needed for some problems, particularly those where many indicators are involved or the model is complex. Remember that in many cases it is reasonable (and often desirable) to restrict measurement error (i.e., constrain rho parameters to be equal) across times and/or groups.

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