Multivariate Structural Equation Modeling Techniques for Estimating Reliability, Measurement Error, and Subscale Viability When Using Both Composite and Subscale Scores in Practice
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structural equation modeling; generalizability theory; multivariate analysis; factor analysis; reliability; subscale added value; disattenuated correlation coefficients; Big Five Inventory; R programming; confidence intervals;All these keywords.
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