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Dear all, Liang's method is widely used in PLS research. However, one recent paper in MISQ said it does not work. so my questions are: (1) Shall we never use this method at all? (2) If not use this method, how can we test the common method bias "AFTER" we have collected the data (so no mar...

Honestly, our PhD students are educated to use AMOS. I chose to use smartpls because it is also well-accepted in MIS area and it is much easier to use than AMOS. However, if smartpls is charged, I do not think our college will buy it and I will use AMOS since I will not buy it as an individual.

Same question here.

Anyway, thanks!

Hi Hengky,

Thank you for your response. The problem is that my tutor told me to select 70 from the non-user group. Thus, I need to find the articles who support this treatment. do you have any suggestion? Thanks.

Lin

Hi Everyone, I am doing a two group data analysis. one is user group and the other is non-user group. There are 70 responses from the user group, and 160 responses from the non-user group. In order to maintain the balance, I randomly selected 70 from the non-user group. Thus, both groups in the data...

Thank all of you to response. Just as Dr. Nitzl said Dr. Henseler is a very good professor. He is so kindly that he sent me the excel spreadsheet in which I can copy the 5000 data into the group 1 and group 2. However, I think maybe it is impolite to send out the spreadsheet without the permission o...

Hello everyone, Maybe I did not interprete the nonparametric multigroup analysis approach of Henseler thoroughly. By using the excel spreadsheet found on the Internet, we can just calculate the P-henseler (the probability that group 2 is significantly lager than group 1) by using bootstrap data with...