SEM with AMOS: From Zero to Hero (14: Drawing a model in AMOS Graphics)

Learn everything you need to know to apply structural equation modeling (SEM) using AMOS in your research!
Video 14: Drawing a model in AMOS Graphics
Dr. Saeed Pahlevansharif
Download all files that I used in my SEM workshop from this link:
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I have designed this hands-on course to provide you an intense yet enjoyable instructional experience that focuses on a large number of both introductory and advanced topics in SEM using the latest version of one of the most well-known software package, IBM AMOS (Analysis of Moment Structures). In this course I will provide the materials and instruction that you need to both develop a good understanding of SEM and to be able to thoughtfully apply a variety of basic and advanced models to your data. More specifically, this course will cover a broad range of topics such as
• data preparation,
• model development,
• model fit assessment using various indexes,
• construct reliability and validity assessment using various methods,
• different methods to improve your model,
• structural model assessment,
• hypothesis testing,
• mediation using Baron and Kenny approach
• mediation using Sobel test
• mediation using bootstrapping method
• moderation,
• and multi-group analysis

[@pasangunaratne8771]

Many thanks Dr.Sharif. This course was helped me to iron out all the wrinkles that I had in my mind on SEM and AMOS. Very clear explanations, to the point. Thank you once again.

[@saeedsharif]

Thank you very much for the feedback. This is part of a free online course offered in www.gociri.com. It is absolutely free and after you complete the course you can get a certificate endorsed by Taylor's University and Emerald

[@gokhansener5802]

Elucidations are crystal clear Prof. Sharif, really liked that!

[@husseinalani2684]

kindly if I have 3 Independent variables should I make the correlation for all of them
for example, make 1 with 2, and 2 with 3
here should I make also 1 with 3 or the above mention is enough
and what about the moderate variable?
thanks for your help