Principal speaker
Associate Professor Sama Low-Choy
Do you have questions about the meaning of SEM, compared to other options available? Do you wish to refine your understanding of SEM issues, so that you can better interpret & critically assess research in your field that uses SEM? Then this workshop is for you!
This is a flipped classroom presentation, which hopes that attendees have read some of the set paper (Gefen et al, 2000). The presenter will guide discussion to better understand SEM, by comparing the analysis of the same data via regression or two different kinds of SEM. If time permits, and there is sufficient interest, we may refer to a recent review of SEM (Tarka, 2018) regarding its "usefulness and controversies in the social sciences".
Format: Interactive - will involve participation and discussion in groups.
Prerequisite: A sound knowledge of SEM. Please run an SEM in a statistical package (such as AMOS for SPSS, or lavaan for R), either using your own data, or one of the datasets included in the online help/tutorials or other texts.
Software requirements: This workshop does not require software.
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RSVP on or before Monday 16 August 2021 14.01 pm, by email RED@griffith.edu.au , or via https://events.griffith.edu.au/d/3jq2sy/