36. Calculation of Sample Size in Smart PLS-4 || Dr. Dhaval Maheta

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[@yuhvhendrrashriikumar8738]

I had only used G Power till to date, and equally surprised of seeing so many different methods to justify also sample size for PLS SEM, thanks Dr.

[@chefberrypassionateresearcher]

SIR, If i want to compare three groups, then daniel soper calculator gives me the minimum sample size "required for each group" OR "minimum sample size required altogether"?

[@Rupinderkaur-sy3fj]

Sir do I have to include my mediating variable also as a predictor in g power ?

[@DhavalSaifaleeAaryash]

Yes

[@user-wi8nh9so9v]

Hair et al. and Cohen et al. contend that the sample size should be at least two or three times of what we get from G*Power. Could you grant me of their detailed reference? TKS in advance!

[@nidhiverma7545]

Same. Please give the reference

[@deepdutta8041]

Sir A- priori sample size calculator is acceptable to defend my Ph.D Thesis, if I do PLS-SEM in my thesis ?

[@DhavalSaifaleeAaryash]

Yes