Hi everyone,
I found that two of the dependents variables ATT and INT have R2 = 0.056 and R2 = 0.109, respectevily.
Is this result acceptebale?
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jmbecker
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Re: R2
That depends on your field of research, your context, dependent variable and whether you have a very nascent, early stage research model or an established model.
Generally, I would consider those R² values as too low, because they can easily be due to chance correlations, but that also depends on your sample size.
Hence, it is impossible to answer that questions.
Generally, I would consider those R² values as too low, because they can easily be due to chance correlations, but that also depends on your sample size.
Hence, it is impossible to answer that questions.
Dr. Jan-Michael Becker, BI Norwegian Business School, SmartPLS Developer
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