Structural Equation Modeling Differs from Composite Measurement in That It

question 58

Multiple Choice

Structural equation modeling differs from composite measurement in that it

• A) relies on a single-item measure of the dependent variable.
• B) simplifies the measurement process.
• C) assesses reliability.
• D) maintains the separate identity of each indicator throughout the analysis.

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Nonanalytic

Pertaining to thought processes or problem-solving approaches that do not involve systematic analysis, often relying on intuition or heuristic methods.

Knowledge-Based

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Nominal-Kind

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