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˘-variable on an -variable, or an indirect e ect only? A model assuming a relationship between two latent variables compared to a model where these latent variables are presumed to be unrelated: Are the factors ˘ 1 and ˘ 2 independent of each other or not? A model with an additional loading of a manifest variable on a latent variable, compared
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