Reporting SmartPLS3 Structural Model - Hypotheses Testing, Mediation, and Moderation Analysis

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  • Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
  • The video focuses on reporting structural model results from Smartpls. The video discusses in detail how to report hypotheses testing results including Mediation and Moderation analysis.
    SmartPLS4 is now released. if you want to learn the new and updated PLS-SEM tool, please refer to the step by step playlist to learn SmartPLS 4.
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Комментарии • 92

  • @syedandrabi489
    @syedandrabi489 Год назад +4

    The best ever teacher on RUclips..we owe you alot...it's just because of your RUclips videos we have been able to conduct our analysis smoothly.....short of words to thank you enough

  • @vasumathi7877
    @vasumathi7877 Год назад +1

    You are great enough to disseminate the knowledge on research ... My sincere respects and wishes to your esteem efforts.

  • @kimsoojin1402
    @kimsoojin1402 2 года назад +3

    Thank you for the great video.
    It helped me so much when I was writing my master dissertation using smart pls.
    One fun fact is that I actually read your journal first and on a separate occasion, searched this course and followed it.
    When CSR came inside the video, I was so surprised to find out that you were both the author of the journal that I read and the instructor of this video!
    What a coincidence. :)

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад +3

      Thanks. I am glad you like it. There are other videos as well that can help in writing your dissertation.
      Thanks for watching, do circulate in your research circle.

    • @kimsoojin1402
      @kimsoojin1402 2 года назад +2

      @@researchwithfawad Thank you and will do. Best regards.

  • @sarahsubhan6641
    @sarahsubhan6641 3 года назад +2

    Very informative video.. Allah apko bht jaza dy eski

  • @abebenegeri1823
    @abebenegeri1823 2 года назад +1

    Dear Dr. Fawad, I appreciate you very much. Really thank you so much!!!!!

  • @sherazi11003
    @sherazi11003 2 года назад +1

    really helping your videos . appreciate your afford . Dear brother first time in Pakistan watch very comprehensive videos on data analysis

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад

      Thanks. I really appreciate the encouragement. Thanks for watching. Please do like and Share.

  • @shafiqaandrabi238
    @shafiqaandrabi238 2 года назад +3

    As always excellent video... Sir plz make a more comprehenesive video on structural model.... Where every aspect is touched in one single video

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад

      Good Idea. I will make a more structured and detailed video soon.

    • @syedandrabi489
      @syedandrabi489 2 года назад

      @@researchwithfawad plz make a comprehensive video on structural model in smart pls ....we are eagerly waiting for this

  • @nagina50
    @nagina50 2 года назад +1

    Excellent

  • @vivekdsingh9008
    @vivekdsingh9008 2 года назад

    An excellent example of all the tests. This means when there are Direct, Mediation & Moderation in SEM model, we should 1st run it with Moderating variables and then use these outputs only. Without constructing Moderating effect variables we should not run the model? This is the only query left.

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад

      Thanks. I am glad you liked the video. Add moderating variable and moderating effect when you run your structural model and then report the hypothesis results.

    • @ingyselim2760
      @ingyselim2760 2 года назад

      Does this mean we have to run the model with all exogenous variables as well as the moderators 1st, then a 2nd run with the moderation interaction effect in order to get the R square before the moderation effect and compare it with having the moderation effect?

  • @Alhamzah_F_Abbas
    @Alhamzah_F_Abbas 2 года назад +1

    Much appreciated prof.

  • @ishangulsia1318
    @ishangulsia1318 3 года назад

    Very useful n informative Sir.. keep sharing such videos

  • @omairkhan9704
    @omairkhan9704 3 года назад

    Highly informative....it helps me alot

  • @bramvandenberg31
    @bramvandenberg31 3 года назад +1

    Thank you so much! Hope I will pass my thesis so I never have to do this again!

  • @muhammadnaeem7869
    @muhammadnaeem7869 2 года назад

    Respected Sir,
    I personally appreciate your videos as it help significantly in understanding the concept both theoretically and statistically.
    I have two questions.
    Would you please guide about the inclusion of control variables in smart pls?
    Also, how do we check convergent and discriminate validity of moderating variables?

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад +1

      Thanks. I am glad the videos are helping the scholars.
      Here is the video on categorical predictors/control variables
      ruclips.net/video/YN0I8Dy7Alk/видео.html
      As for Validity, It is done the same way, we do not check for the reliability and validity of moderating effect, we just add the moderating variable as it is, check the reliability and validity and then we can add the moderating effect when assessing the Structural Model.

    • @syedandrabi489
      @syedandrabi489 Год назад

      The best ever teacher on RUclips..we owe you alot...it's just because of RUclips videos we have been able to conduct our analysis smoothly.....short of words to thank you enough

    • @muhammadnaeem7869
      @muhammadnaeem7869 Год назад

      @@syedandrabi489 I endorsed your comment. I have witnessed the same.

  • @sembilanduabelas680
    @sembilanduabelas680 Год назад +1

    Greeting Sir. Need ur help.
    If the bootstrapping result show like this: (sig.5% , with t-table criteria >1,65)
    1. Z >>Y
    Original sample= 0,165
    T-statistik= 8,324
    P-value = 0,000
    2. X >> Y
    ori.sample= 0,681
    T-statistik= 1,870
    P-value= 0,030
    3. X*Z>>Y
    Ori. Sample= -0,005
    T-statistik= 0,051
    P-values = 0, 960
    How to interpretating the moderation result?
    Im confused, If looking the result 1 & 2 have a good t-statistik (esp. Z result have big value).
    But, when X*Z>>>Y, the result was very low?
    Are my research was wrong/fail? Or maybe this is show a normal result in research in commonly?

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  Год назад

      Moderating effect in your case is insignificant.
      You may also watch this session
      ruclips.net/video/S7_37sMSDno/видео.html

    • @sembilanduabelas680
      @sembilanduabelas680 Год назад

      @@researchwithfawad okey sir thx u before

  • @thee_bak
    @thee_bak 2 года назад +1

    Sir this is very helpful per agar ap yay urdu mayn bhi samjha dayn then it would be very easy to understand.

  • @alikhawaja609
    @alikhawaja609 4 года назад +1

    respected sir what does predictive relevance tells about, and how it is different from PLS predict, the issue is this, i know all the threshold values but i dont know the concept benind, like how effect size is different from beta values, how Q square is different from pls predict. What actually they tell us about. Can you make any video o wheree you just tell about all these concepts. Or you may have some paper regarding this.

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  4 года назад

      A good Read: An evaluation of PLS based complex models: the roles of power analysis,
      predictive relevance and GoF index

  • @jule4371
    @jule4371 Год назад

    31:56 Hello Sir. I have a question about moderation analysis. My moderation effect is quite low (positive) and insignificant. The relationship it moderates is negativ. So is it dampening the effect or strengthening?
    And do I have to report slope analysis, because the moderating effect is insignificant anyways?

  • @Shravan1231000
    @Shravan1231000 2 года назад +1

    Sir if my hypotheses are directional then shall I select one tailed while bootstrapping or go with two tailed option only

  • @trishalachauhan1615
    @trishalachauhan1615 2 года назад

    Very helpful video!!
    Sir can you please tell how to increase r2 value.?
    My iv (9 factors of content) and dv (customer engagement) with 99 reponses r2 is .13

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад

      You will need to add more variables to improve R sq.

    • @trishalachauhan1615
      @trishalachauhan1615 2 года назад +1

      Ok ..thank you sir
      Can it be increased with more responses?
      Actually the variables are already 9

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад

      Yes, sample size can impact as well.

  • @franziskahelena7471
    @franziskahelena7471 3 года назад

    Hi Fawad, I am struggling with changing the path coefficients from my t-values to my p-values. On the left side of your screen, there is a tab called "calculation results" which sometimes appears. I do not have this tab in my SmartPLS version somehow... However, I would love to have my p-values shown in the path model instead of my current t-values. Do you know how I can change this? Thanks!

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  3 года назад

      SmartPLS-3 shows p values. What version of pls are you using.

    • @franziskahelena7471
      @franziskahelena7471 3 года назад

      @@researchwithfawad I am using the current version 3.3.3... Is there any way I can change which values are shown on the path model after bootstrapping?

  • @rawdakhaled275
    @rawdakhaled275 Год назад

    My Chi square for saturated model is: 410.691 and my estimated model is: 444.959 is that good or bad?

  • @sun-star1765
    @sun-star1765 2 года назад

    Kindly send link of the journal that you author.

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад

      You can find my publications on this link
      researchwithfawad.com/index.php/publications/

  • @Passthecucci911
    @Passthecucci911 3 года назад

    What to do if R² is over .1 for some but lower for others? I have 2 above .6 and 2 around 0.05

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  3 года назад

      In practice it should not be, but there are instances that it is, are you using SMART-PLS

  • @Hellz706
    @Hellz706 2 года назад +1

    aslam alaikum sir what if the value of NFI in model fit is 0.77 which less than .90

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад +1

      WAS. Your NFI is low. But you dont need to report it if you are using SmartPLS for data analysis. What about SRMR, if required to report, see if it is less than. 08, report it.

    • @Hellz706
      @Hellz706 2 года назад

      @@researchwithfawad thankyou sir for addressing my issue saturated model : 0.062
      Estimated model:.075
      And yes sir i am using smart pls for data analysis for conducting my research (phd thesis)

  • @zurinasamsudin9951
    @zurinasamsudin9951 2 года назад

    HI Dr. I have one moderator that supposed to moderate 3 iv. The problem here is none of it moderate any of my iv. how to solve this since my contribution of the model is on moderator variable. i am struggling to solve this. appreciate your help. thanks.

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад +1

      If i understand correctly, none of your moderating effects are significant.
      May i know your sample size?

    • @zurinasamsudin9951
      @zurinasamsudin9951 2 года назад

      @@researchwithfawad yup none of it are significant. My sample size is 1019 and total respondent is 124.

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад

      Sample Size is 1019 and Respondents are 124?

  • @puneetkumar6596
    @puneetkumar6596 2 года назад

    Which value must lie between 2.50% and 95% confidence interval?

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад +1

      There should be no 0 between the lower bound (2.50) and upper bound (97.50) Confidence Interval. This would mean that the results are significant.

    • @puneetkumar6596
      @puneetkumar6596 2 года назад

      @@researchwithfawad okay. Thank you sir.

    • @puneetkumar6596
      @puneetkumar6596 2 года назад

      @@researchwithfawad one more thing sir. I am following your writing style in videos to write my thesis. Can you provide me references in texts u hv mentioned?

  • @user-cg7ti3vh1t
    @user-cg7ti3vh1t 3 года назад

    Hi, I would like to ask you about the model fit in PLS.
    I am seeing many different sources, and recommendations.
    I failed to understand what should I report exactly?
    NFI is 0.73
    d_ULS : 0.1979
    rms Theta : 0.160
    d_G:0.785
    SMRM is 0.075
    GoF, if I calculate it with the root of (R2 x AVE) is 0.27
    I want to make sure I am on the correct path. Can anyone reassure me about my results please?

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  3 года назад +1

      Normally we report SRMS from SMART-PLS. You value is less than required .08 which is fine. But nfi is low

    • @user-cg7ti3vh1t
      @user-cg7ti3vh1t 3 года назад

      @@researchwithfawad should I report it, or put only the good measures. Any solutions to increase it?

  • @afkarahisari
    @afkarahisari 4 года назад

    Hello, Dear Latif. If this study is published, Can you share it with us?

  • @radhikamahajan1155
    @radhikamahajan1155 3 года назад

    Sir.. does a very high t value (e.g. 56.530) indicate possibility of errors??

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  3 года назад

      Although very high, butbit shows very strong relationship. How many constructs do you have in your study

    • @radhikamahajan1155
      @radhikamahajan1155 3 года назад

      5 constructs with 3 of them being higher order. A reflective-reflective model.

  • @husnawadihusnawadi1286
    @husnawadihusnawadi1286 2 года назад

    Why original sample becomes the Beta value?

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад

      It is Beta value or Path coefficient referred to as Original Sample. The Sample mean is path coefficient from bootstrapping.

    • @husnawadihusnawadi1286
      @husnawadihusnawadi1286 2 года назад

      @@researchwithfawad Thank you sir. I would be happy if you could provide a link for a reference using SmartPLS. I want to justify my findings in terms of method
      Thank you

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  2 года назад

      Please refer to Hair et Al, A Primer on Structural Equation Modeling using PLS-SEM

  • @pmbees7454
    @pmbees7454 3 года назад

    In pls 2 p-value is not shown,
    How to calculate it plz

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  3 года назад

      You may refer to this video
      www.khanacademy.org/math/ap-statistics/xfb5d8e68:inference-quantitative-means/xfb5d8e68:carrying-out-test-mean/v/calculating-p-value-from-t-statistic

  • @m.sswetha3165
    @m.sswetha3165 3 года назад

    Respected Sir, kindly share the citation details for acceptance values sir , esp for Q^2

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  3 года назад

      You may use Chin (1998)
      Chin, W. W. (1998). The partial least squares approach to structural equation modeling. Modern methods for business research, 295(2), 295-336.

    • @m.sswetha3165
      @m.sswetha3165 3 года назад

      Thank you so much sir

  • @m.sswetha3165
    @m.sswetha3165 3 года назад

    Resp Sir
    what is F^2, d_ULS, & d_G?

    • @researchwithfawad
      @researchwithfawad  3 года назад

      Please Watch
      ruclips.net/video/Q6YGY5ITBUk/видео.html
      for d_uls and other read
      www.smartpls.com/documentation/algorithms-and-techniques/model-fit

    • @m.sswetha3165
      @m.sswetha3165 3 года назад

      @@researchwithfawad Thank you sir