I would like to include 90% CI for the estimate instead of the p-value, but I used Mplus to generate the standardized model results and I see that the syntax does not report confidence intervals, but "Estimate / S.E. /Est./S.E. and p -value".
Christian Geiser
When you specify
OUTPUT: STANDARDIZED CINTERVAL;
in your Mplus input file, you should get the confidence intervals for both the unstandardized and standardized coefficients.
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Faraed Salman
https://stats.oarc.ucla.edu/mplus/faq/how-does-mplus-calculate-the-standardized-coefficients-based-on-a-logistic-regression/,kindly check this link.
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Faraed Salman
http://www.statmodel.com/discussion/messages/11/2008.html?1537833036,this link may be useful.
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