Should I report the Path coefficient or Latent variable correlations after bootstrapping as the P value and T-Statistics in the latent variable correlations of two hypotheses are met while in path coefficient only one hypothesis is met.
What is the right reporting tool for hypothesis testing is it reporting the Path coefficients T statistics and P values or the Latent Variable correlations P-Value and T statistics?
Its a casual reflective model 1 dependant variable and 2 independent variables (as predictors to the dependant variable)
Dear Ahmed Abdelaziz
the hypothesis is examined after performing a bootstrapping of usually 5000 samples. The main reporting tool for hypothesis testing is the path coefficients.
It is fine if some of the hypothesised relations are not significant or some of the correlations. This simply implies that based on the sample used, they do not perceive the relationship to be existing among the two factors/constructs.
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