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Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling with lisrel Version May Christina Werner and Prof. Dr. Karin Schermelleh-Engel Goethe University, FrankfurtStructural Equation Modeling: Advantages, Challenges, and ProblemsStructural Equation models (SEM) are complex methods of data analysis. In the social sciences,they allow for analyses that would not be possible using other methods. Even in cases wherealternative methods of analyses are available, Structural Equation modeling may offer moremeaningful and more valid the other hand, more effort is necessary until the greater complexity pays off. Assump-tions on the data may be higher, and the process of interpreting the results is more complexcompared to other methods of data AdvantagesPractical advantages of using Structural Equation modeling for data analysis include: Validity:Theories in the social sciences frequently refer to variables that can not directlybe observed (constructs), but that can only be inferred from observable variables (indicatorvariables).
Introduction to Structural Equation Modeling with LISREL { Version May 2009 Dipl.-Psych. Christina Werner and Prof. Dr. Karin Schermelleh-Engel { Goethe University, Frankfurt Con rmatory Approach: For hypotheses testing, simple statistical procedures usu-ally provide tests on the basis of explained variance in single criterion variables. This is
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