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Role of structural equation modeling in scale development
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2016
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Scaling AnalysisEngineeringScale ModelingProject ManagementSocial ImpactDesignManagementPsychologyScale DevelopmentBusinessMultiple ScaleStructural ProblemPsychometricsStrategic ManagementMultivariate NormalityOrganizational BehaviorStructural Equation ModelingFull-scale Measurement
The role of EFA and CFA in determining construct dimensionality is equivocal. The study aims to highlight the role of SEM in scale development and the problems researchers face. The authors conduct a theoretical review of the literature on SEM in scale development. The review reveals that researchers often overlook multivariate normality, multicollinearity, and estimation methods, and that application and reporting of SEM in scale development remain underdeveloped.
Purpose The aim of the study was to highlight the role of structural equation modeling in scale development and the problems faced by researchers in developing the scale using Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). Design/methodology/approach The study thoroughly reviews and analyses the literature to discuss the role of SEM in scale development. The study was purely based on theoretical perspective. Findings The study found that the issues such as multivariate normality, multicollinearity, and methods of estimation are often overlooked by researchers in developing the scale. The study also observed that application and reporting of structural equation modeling in scale development is underdeveloped. The role of EFA and CFA in dimensionality of a construct is equivocal. Originality/value The study has covered all the issues of scale development using SEM including EFA, CFA, dimensionality, multivariate normality and Multicollinearity
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