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It is shown how to specify a structural equation model in such a way that the true intraindividual change scores between two occasions of measurement are the values of an endogenous latent variable in the model. This makes possible to explain (and/or study the correlates of) interindividual differences in intraindividual change. An empirical example with data on the mood state of well-being, a well-being trait scale, and a daily hassles and uplift scale, each assessed on four occasions of measurement, illustrates the approach.
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Steyer et al. (1997) studied this question.