Hello. I have experimental data, where I have looked at the effect of my treatment on my three dependent variables (basically public opinion on three different foreign policy measures). I have also controlled for some semi-demographic variables. Now, I want to see if the choice of the first measure (one DV) conditions the choice of other measures (for example, DV2 and DV3). I have been told that I could do it with GSEM command in Stata. Has anyone used it? I cannot get my head around and cannot interpret the outcome. Thank you.
Hallo LaLa
hopefully I attached it can be useful. try to check the attachment GSEm use in Stata
Hallo LaLa
hopefully I attached it can be useful. try to check the attachment GSEm use in Stata
Dear Rusiado, Thank you very much for you these valuable pieces of information. They are very clear and thorough!
in my opinion, you use path analysis technique to construct research model using multi-regression as described follows:
Wright (1921) introduced path analysis (PA) to develop structural modeling by multi-regression and later this technique was popularized by Duncan (1985). PA configures and suggests conceptual model to be examined by SEM. Two main dependent variables are strategic performance of supply chain (SPSC) and operational performance of supply chain (OPSC), and two path analysis models were configured based on IKCO data. Multi regression analysis is the basis of path analysis, which used the main dependent variable; other independent variables are regressed on it. According to path analysis technique, each independent variable that is not significant (P value
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