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Anjay kumar Mishra Popular answer

If objective needs , we should but theory doesn't allow

David L Morgan

Generally speaking, a theory leads to a set of hypotheses, which are then combined into a model. For Structural Equation Modeling, each path within the structural model represents a hypothesis about the presence and direction of an effect.

Anjay kumar Mishra

Ette Etuk

There can only be one model but involving its dimension and then hypothesis testing of its parameters and not two separate models.

Tulika Jha

Research is all about flexibility