Hi!
I have a short question regarding the VIF values of hierarchical models. I use the reflective-formative model with three FOCs which from one formative HOC. Using the repeated indicator approach I estimated the model and follow now the reporting guidelines in Becker et al. (2012). I want to assess the appropriateness of the second order construct (weights, significance of weights and multicollinearity). My question addresses the issue of multicollinearity. Can I see that from the table "inner VIF values" in the SmartPLS output?
Thanks for your answer!
Hierarchical Model and VIF
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Re: Hierarchical Model and VIF
Yes, that's correct.
Best
Christian
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Re: Hierarchical Model and VIF
Hello everybody,
Please from where can we get the Weights of the first-order constructs on the second-order constructs table to confirme the use of HCM (Reflextive-Formative)?
And what if we have the weight of one of the FOCs on its SOC <0.1 what should we do in this case?
Thank you very much.
Please from where can we get the Weights of the first-order constructs on the second-order constructs table to confirme the use of HCM (Reflextive-Formative)?
And what if we have the weight of one of the FOCs on its SOC <0.1 what should we do in this case?
Thank you very much.