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see title, would be nice to get an even fast overview on the model's results :)

Thank you, Jan-Michael!

I would suggest putting this setting to yes by default. ATM is "no". I think this results in some comments initially being answered and once there is an additional questions this gets overlooked, which is frustrating for the person who asked and also for anybody who used the search engine ...

Bootstrapping is used to get results about the variance, not the mean. You can have a high mean and still the data has high variance. You can see that also in your second image. the variances generated from bootstrapping are rather high. either the variance in your data is high or your sample size i...

In Rigdon, E. E. (2012): „Rethinking Partial Least Squares Path Modeling: In Praise of Simple Methods“. In: Long Range Planning. 45 (5-6), S. 341–358. Rigdon's proposal is to calculate formative constructs with Mode A (correlations instead of regressions). My questions are now: 1) what do other expe...

I would say so :)

Hi Clemen, I would do it a bit different in 1.: run it for each segment 10 times and take that run which looks best in terms of R²s and model. This is a bit of looking for a needle in the haystack but you should run it more than once to reduce the risk of getting stuck in a local optimum (to reduce ...

I think segments and groups are synonyms. What you refer to groups are group comparisons. Another paper worth reading is this one that describes an omnibus test to check for group differences and comparing multiple groups at once. Sarstedt, M.; Henseler, J.; Ringle, C. (2011): „Multi-group analysis ...

ooops, lol - that's why i sounded somewhat familiar. Time for a coffee break ;)

could you add the source for your citation?

Does each group fulfill all model criteria itself?

Apart from that I think what you do sounds reasonable. I'm not one of the experts only another student that tries to learn by helping others :)

I found the process described here quite okay: Becker, J.-M.; Rai, A.; Ringle, C. M.; et al. (2013): „Discovering Unobserved Heterogeneity in Structural Equation Models to Avert Validity Threats“. In: MIS Quarterly. 37 , S. 665–694. start reading on 684 at the bottom. I don't think that there is a m...

yes

I asked for this feature here: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3558

and here is some additional information here: viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1913&p=5633

unfortunately not. it's a tedious manual process