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Modeling Transition Dynamics and Network Structure in Cross-National Process Data: A Hierarchical Multi-State Survival Framework
Process data from computer-based assessments record the sequence and timing of actions through which respondents solve a task, providing information about both the pace and structure of problem-solving behavior. Modeling such processes across countries is challenging because country-by-response-grou
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