Path analysis with AMOS based on summary data (correlations, means, and sd's - new)

This video provides a demonstration of how to input matrix summary data (correlations, means, and sd's) into AMOS in order to carry out path analysis. The example is based on summary data provided by Stage, Carter, and Nora (2004) in their article demonstrating path analysis. You can obtain a copy of the file I created in SPSS here: drive.google.c...
Obtain a copy of the .amw file here: drive.google.c...
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[@BaluDerBaer933]

Hi Mike,
thanks a lot for all these helpful videos!
When you use a correlation matrix for Amos, is it still possible to set (group) filters for each calculation?
Thanks a lot!

[@ThaoNguyen-fr4uk]

Hi Sir, thank you very much for your video. I have a question: usually, to run a model in Amos, it is required to draw the constructs connected with observed variables (items used to measured that construct), otherwise i coundnt run it because Amos always shows a notification of erros relating to observed variable (when i only use the elip) or unobserved variable (when i only used the rectangle). But here in your video, i can see that you only use the rectangle to indicate the construct (instead of the elip) without any observed variables, and still it works. Could you please explain why and guide me how to do that! Thank you very much!

[@alphadevilll]

Can you please explain how I can calculate the number of values and percentages of values above and below a particular number in a list. For examples if I have ten values ranging from 1 to 20.. How do I get total Number of values below and above 8 and their percentages. Thank you.

[@ishitaaa1]

Is it necessary to draw covariance between the manifest variables (exogenous in my case)? I have 12 exogenous in my model.

[@umairrehman7429]

can you help me in my thesis analysis ?