Path analysis with latent variables in Stata based on 'sem' syntax

This video provides a general walkthrough of how to specify a latent variable path model using Stata syntax. The presentation is based on Example 9 from the Stata SEM User's guide: www.stata.com/...
The Example data is linked in the Powerpoint, but you can also copy the following and paste it into your command line in Stata (and hit enter) to import it:
use www.stata-pres...
The Powerpoint referenced in the video can be downloaded here:
drive.google.c...

[@alangernestwung7480]

Much thanks prof, really helpful

[@euijinjung1746]

This is superhelpful!! Thank you!! :)

[@Hatsuki_yuuki]

Hi Prof! Your video is super helpful. I appreciate it. In the video, you mentioned about a PowerPoint file with the interpretation of the results. I am wondering where I can find it? Thank you so much.

[@mikecrowson2462]

Hi there, thank you for visiting! The Powerpoint can be found under the video description. Cheers!

[@febryistyanto1611]

Prof my name is febry istyanto from indonesia i want to ask you. Why in this place we find a statment "NOT CONCAVE" when we run and the word was not end. Thank you

[@arnatw8908]

Professor, is it the same with cross-lagged path analysis?

[@soehartosoeharto8471]

is it possible to produce the path diagram using command or syntax? not SEM builder

[@mikecrowson2462]

Good question! Unfortunately, I haven't seen it done. But it would be a great addition to the program if it was possible!

[@soehartosoeharto8471]

@@mikecrowson2462 thanks Prof. Mike to reply my question. I hope you safe and healthy in the current challenging pandemic situation.