What is Structural Equation Modeling?
It is a statistical method used in many fields such as economics, health, political science, marketing, management, psychology, sociology, and education to validate theories and analyze causal relationships among variables based on the theory.
What is the Purpose of Structural Equation Modeling Training?
The aim is to explain how researchers can conduct path analysis, confirmatory factor analysis, structural equation modeling, and moderated regression analysis using the AMOS program and how to interpret the obtained results.
By the end of the Structural Equation Modeling training, participants will:
- Be able to correctly apply, interpret, and report path analysis,
- Be able to correctly apply, interpret, and report confirmatory factor analysis,
- Be able to correctly apply, interpret, and report structural equation modeling,
- Be able to correctly evaluate, interpret, and report the reliability and validity of the measurement model,
- Be able to correctly apply, interpret, and report moderated regression analyses (with categorical and continuous variables).