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Accounting for dropout reason in longitudinal studies with nonignorable dropout

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Amanda Allshouse

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Brian Conway

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Camille M Moore

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Elizabeth Connick

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Jean-Pierre Routy

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Jeri E Forster

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Nichole E Carlson

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Samantha MaWhinney

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Xinshuo Wang

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10.1177/0962280215590432

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