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The diagnostic cues that can be used to make appropriate modifications include:
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A proposed structural model involves four constructs,two of which are exogenous.X1 and X2 together cause Y1,which in turn causes Y2.What term describes this model?
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Describe the process of conducting SEM and explain the various steps involved.
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The process of conducting SEM is described in Figure 22.2 in the text.The steps involved in conducting SEM are (1)define the individual constructs, (2)specify the measurement model, (3)assess measurement model reliability and validity, (4)specify the structural model if the measurement model is valid, (5)assess structural model validity,and (6)draw conclusions and make recommendations if the structural model is valid.
SEM is distinguished by the explaining of the covariance among the measured items or
observed variables.
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________ is established when the measured items are conceptually consistent with a construct definition.
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Construct validity is established when the measured items are conceptually consistent with a construct definition.
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In moving from the measurement model to the structural model the error terms are correlated
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SEM can be thought of as a combination of MANOVA and multiple regression analysis.
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An exogenous construct is represented in an structural path model as a box with one-headed arrows going into it.
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Which of the following steps are involved in conducting SEM?
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Describe the assessment of discriminant validity in a measurement model.
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SEM analysis is based on raw data,rather than a correlation or covariance.
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SEM models are estimated so as to minimize the sum of squares between constructs.
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When two constructs are theoretically unrelated to each other,the path between those two
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Which is a way to help make sure that the model is identified?
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SEM models are estimated so as to minimize the difference between the observed and
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