This manuscript addresses errors of measurement that exist in cross-sectional research, but that are not readily recognized unless longitudinal data are collected. Both specific and transient errors of measurement are defined, a method of identifying them if they exist is presented, a method of correcting for them is presented, and their implications for longitudinal data analysis are briefly discussed.
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