PLS-SEM (5): PLS-SEM estimation with control variables
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- This video presents inclusion of control variables in the PLS-SEM modeling. It also provides interpretation of results and shows reporting guidelines for journal articles.
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Thank you for clear explanation. Keep educated us
Thank you for the video, very helpful!
Excellent video
Helpful to learn how to use the smart PLS
This video shows how to incorporate a control variable into PLS-SEM. We appreciate your nice words. I'm curious as to whether I should use SPSS tools to create a dummy variable for the control variable.
Thank you! Very Helpful
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Thank you for the video. I had a question - which hypotheses results either from model 1 or 2 to take as the final hypotheses testing results?
Thanks for this informative video! I have a problem, that the model fit decreases when I include control variables in the model. Should I exclude the control variables in this case?
Sir, your video was really helpful. Thank you for this. I have a question though - If I have 2 categorical demographic variables (one with 4 categories and the second with 3 categories) that I want to include as control variables, should I include a total of 5 control variables (3(4-1) + 2(3-1))?
If the demographic variables are categorical, do I need to transform them to dummy? If so, how should I include them in the model?
Very helpful video. I need to know, should I also link the control variables to independent variables in the PLS model? Thank you
No, control variable should be linked only with endogenous variables but not with exogenous (or independent) variables.
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what if the control variable is a latent construct?
Hi Dr. This video is a godsend. Thank you for this
But in this video, you took gender as control variable, which is a nominal variable. If I want to use income level as a control variable with 3 categories (an ordinal variable), do I still need to convert it into a dummy variable and introduce 2 dummies as control variable, or I can take it as it is because it is an ordinal variable. Please help. I am stuck with my research. Thank you!
Very nice video. I've got a question for you which that I have got a Google Scholar account that was created based on my institutional email id. If I change my current institution, then how will I retrieve my Google scholar account as my personal Gmail account does not work for Google Scholar? Thank you
You can update to another institutional email
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