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subsequent Regression Analysis (better replaced by SEM, Path Modelling or Graphical Models).
Another example is Cluster Analysis with subsequent model estimation (nowadays replaced by
Finite Mixture Modelling). Method combinations are valuable as long as a single-step procedure
is unavailable. In this case they may serve as forerunners for elaborating more general models and
methods. But, of course, there are no limits to resourcefulness and ingenuity in proposing joint
usage of methods seemingly unrelated before.
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