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The original author provided the following SAS code: **SAS code for an unconditional model to decompose variance in perceived partner responsiveness:** > PROC MIXED COVTEST DATA = triadic.idios; > > CLASS idios dyadsrm actorsrm partsrm triad; > > MODEL pprid = /s DDFM = SATTERTH notest; > > RANDOM INTERCEPT /TYPE=VC SUB=idios; > > RANDOM INTERCEPT /TYPE=VC SUB=dyadsrm; > > RANDOM INTERCEPT /TYPE=VC SUB=actorsrm; > > RANDOM INTERCEPT /TYPE=VC SUB=partsrm; > > RANDOM INTERCEPT /TYPE=VC SUB=triad; > > run; The idiosyncratic, dyadic, actor, partner, and triad/group variance components are explained in the original paper. **SAS Code for a model testing projection of responsiveness:** > PROC MIXED COVTEST DATA = triadic.data; > > CLASS actorsrm partsrm dyadsrm triad ; > > MODEL pprid = csid cspid ppriid /s DDFM = SATTERTH notest; > > RANDOM INTERCEPT /TYPE=VC SUB=idios; > > RANDOM INTERCEPT /TYPE=VC SUB=dyadsrm; > > RANDOM INTERCEPT /TYPE=VC SUB=actorsrm; > > RANDOM INTERCEPT /TYPE=VC SUB=partsrm; > > RANDOM INTERCEPT /TYPE=VC SUB=triad; > > run; PPRid = PERCEIVER’S PERCEPTION OF TARGET PARTNER’S RESPONSIVENESS, the criterion variable CSid = PERCEIVER’S CARE FOR TARGET PARTNER, projection effect CSPid = TARGET PARTNER’S CARE FOR PERCEIVER, accuracy effect PPRIid = INFORMANT’S PERCEPTION OF TARGET PARTNER’S CARE FOR PERCEIVER, another accuracy effect
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