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Confirmatory Factor Analysis with SPSS Amos
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Confirmatory Factor Analysis with SPSS Amos

How to Obtain Reliable and Valid Measures from Scales and Questionnaires
Last updated 6/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Confirmatory Factor Analysis
  • Path Analysis
  • Amos
  • Mediation Analysis
  • Structural Equation Models
  • SEM

Course content

7 sections27 lectures2h 39m total length
  • CFA - Part 01 Beyond Path Analysis4:02

    What Confirmatory Factor Analysis (CFA) is, and what it adds to traditional statistical models, based on variables that are assumed to be measured without error.

  • CFA - Part 02 Measurment Model for a Construct3:36

    How CFA makes our constructs free of measurement error

  • CFA - Part 03 - Relations between PA, CFA and SEM3:24

    Explanation of CFA in the context of the family of Structural Equation Models.

  • CFA - Part 04 Measures of Construct Validity5:40

    How to assess convergent and discriminant validities, as well as "composite reliability" (CR), AVE, and more.

Requirements

  • There are no prerequisites for this course.
  • You should have a valid Amos license (or download the trial version, available from IBM for a 30-day time limit)

Description

In this course you will learn how to develop valid and reliable instruments to collect data.

You will learn how to measure item reliability in the context of confirmatory factor analysis.

You will be able to assess the validity of your constructs (by measuring convergent and discriminant validities).

The course contains very detailed exercises, that are solved step by step, so that you can understand how to apply each step to your own models.

Who this course is for:

  • Researchers and students from all areas of study for which statistics and assessment instruments play an important role.