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    Chi-Square

    Chi-Square difference test


    Chi-Square ddl p
    Model 0 30.2 33 60.72%
    Model 1 38.4 35 31.81%
    Chi-Square 8.2 2 1.66%

    You just need to fill in B4, C4, B5, & C5 (ie, the cells on a white background)
    Model 1 should be more constrained than model 2

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    Chi-Square

    Test 1.66%
    model 0 is better. Risk: 5%
    Model 0 is better. Risk: 10%

    lls on a white background)

    If Model 0 is better, the fit of Model 1 is significantly lowered by the additional constraints
    If no model is better (test > 5% or 10%), you should usually use model 1

    For an example, see http://www.geocities.com/joophox/publist/semfamre.pdf , p. 14

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    Chi-Square

    the additional constraints

    mre.pdf , p. 14

    Page 3
    Rel & Val

    lambda 1-lambda2
    LV--> item 1 0.75 0.438
    LV--> item 2 0.8 0.360
    LV--> item 3 0.817 0.333
    LV--> item 4 0.868 0.247
    LV--> item 5 0.735 0.460
    LV--> item 6 0.657 0.568
    LV--> item 7
    LV--> item 8
    LV--> item 9
    LV--> item 10
    3.595 sum (lambda2)
    2.405 sum (1-lambda)2
    Just fill in this column 0.599 Rho vc
    21.409 Sum lambda2
    0.899 Joreskog rho

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    Rel & Val

    I've never seen any construct giving good results with 7 or more indicators, so I limited to 10 items

    If you have less indicators than are present in the B column, just delete the values!

    =AVE: average variance extracted (=d5/k): convergent validity if >0,5


    (Check also that Lambda's c.r. are significative & that smc>0,5

    Construct reliability

    Ref. : Fornell, C. & D. F. Larcker (1981), Evaluating Structural Equations Models with
    Unobservable Variables and Measurement Error, Journal of Marketing Research , 18, 39-
    50.

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    GammaHat & RMSEA

    Chi-deux df n p
    329 76 494 44

    Enter your values here

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    GammaHat & RMSEA

    Fhat GammaHat Adjusted GammaHat


    0.513 0.977 0.703
    Steiger's 1980 GammaHat

    ###
    ###
    ###
    RMSEA Lo 0.072 ###
    RMSEA 0.082
    RMSEA Hi 0.091 ###
    ###

    Moschopoulos' (1984) approximation is used to compute the RMSEA confidence interval. ###
    Se
    Moschopoulos, Panagis G. (1984), "On a New Transformation to Normality," Communications in###
    Stati
    http://bama.ua.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind9505&L=semnet&P=R6799&I=1

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    LV with 1 item

    indicator standard-deviation lambda must be fixed at


    0.980 0.931

    You just need to fill in B3

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    LV with 1 item

    uniqueness fixed at
    0.096

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    Cronbach's alpha
    number of items 5 0.833
    average correlation between items 0.500

    What if I remove 2 items with the "same" correlation with the others?
    Alpha becomes ,,, 0.750
    number of items becomes ,,, 3

    What if I remove 1 item with the "same" correlation with the others?
    Alpha becomes ,,, 0.800
    number of items becomes ,,, 4

    What if I add 1 item with the "same" correlation with the others?
    Alpha becomes ,,, 0.857
    number of items becomes ,,, 6

    What if I add 2 items with the "same" correlation with the others?
    Alpha becomes ,,, 0.875
    number of items becomes ,,, 7
    You just need to fill in B2 & B3
    By Michaël Korchia (professor at KEDGE BS)

    www.watoowatoo.net/mk
    Thanks to all SEMnet contributors
    (comments welcome)
    Version 1.3.B, 08/06/21

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