Hi!
I have seen in one article that it is also possible to estimate an index for each of the latent variable. The digit was rather high (e.g. 61 or 70). Does somebody know how it can be calculated?
Thank you very much in advance
Btw: the name of the article "Drivers of student satisfaction and loyalty at different levels of higher education." by Peder Ostergaard and Kai Kristensen Aarhus School of Business
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Hi,
you must rescale the manifest variables. Good explanations on index values are provided by academic literature, e.g. Kristensen, Kai /Martensen, Anne/Grønholdt, Lars (2000) or Martensen, Anne / Grønholdt, Lars (2003), see viewtopic.php?t=21.
Best
Christian
you must rescale the manifest variables. Good explanations on index values are provided by academic literature, e.g. Kristensen, Kai /Martensen, Anne/Grønholdt, Lars (2000) or Martensen, Anne / Grønholdt, Lars (2003), see viewtopic.php?t=21.
Best
Christian
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