Sir, this lecture clarifies the definitions given for SEM and FA. It clubs all the extensive technical statistical knowledge across videos into one simplified content. Thank you Sir
That indicates that there is an negative impact of X on Y. For example Stress(x) and Exam Score (y) . If we run a SEM analysis and if the result are negative we will conclude that stress has a negative impact on exam score. It all depends on how you have hypothised the relationship
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Sir, this lecture clarifies the definitions given for SEM and FA. It clubs all the extensive technical statistical knowledge across videos into one simplified content. Thank you Sir
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In SEM, if we got negative relationship between two factors, then what will be the interpretation for testing the hypothesis.
That indicates that there is an negative impact of X on Y. For example Stress(x) and Exam Score (y) . If we run a SEM analysis and if the result are negative we will conclude that stress has a negative impact on exam score. It all depends on how you have hypothised the relationship
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