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Table 1.

Key differences between probability-based online panel vs. offline panel studies.

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Fig 1.

Attrition over time of the first UAS batch recruited in 2014.

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Table 2.

Sample summary statistics by study sample.

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Table 3.

Model fit statistics by number of response pattern classes.

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Table 4.

Classification matrix.

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Fig 2.

Posterior response probabilities of the 5-class LCA model for the monthly events panel study (n = 3,597).

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Fig 3.

Posterior response probabilities of the 6-class LCA model for the COVID-19 panel study (n = 5,891).

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Table 5.

Multinomial logistic regressions predicting class membership in the monthly events panel study. Reported coefficients are average marginal effects (AMEs), representing the average change in the predicted probability of each outcome category associated with a one-unit change in a given predictor, holding all other variables constant.

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Table 6.

Multinomial logistic regressions predicting class membership in the COVID-19 panel study. Reported coefficients are average marginal effects (AMEs), representing the average change in the predicted probability of each outcome category associated with a one-unit change in a given predictor, holding all other variables constant.

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