We investigate the statistical properties of PLS Path Modeling (PLS-PM) estimators in the case of misspecification of a measurement model. We also discuss possible criteria for choosing between reflective and formative measurement models. This is particularly useful for situations in which there is little theoretical basis to decide a priori whether a construct is formative or reflective. The study is based on a Monte Carlo simulation analysis and some real applications.

Minotti, S., Ciampi, A., Lamberti, G., Aluja Banet, T. (2014). Statistical properties of coefficient estimates in PLS-PM: reflective versus formative measurement model.. Intervento presentato a: PLS’14 (8th International Conference on PLS and Related Methods), Paris.

Statistical properties of coefficient estimates in PLS-PM: reflective versus formative measurement model.

MINOTTI, SIMONA CATERINA
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2014

Abstract

We investigate the statistical properties of PLS Path Modeling (PLS-PM) estimators in the case of misspecification of a measurement model. We also discuss possible criteria for choosing between reflective and formative measurement models. This is particularly useful for situations in which there is little theoretical basis to decide a priori whether a construct is formative or reflective. The study is based on a Monte Carlo simulation analysis and some real applications.
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PLS Path Modeling, Measurement Model Misspecification, Monte-Carlo Simulation Study.
English
Italian
PLS’14 (8th International Conference on PLS and Related Methods)
2014
2014
139
140
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Minotti, S., Ciampi, A., Lamberti, G., Aluja Banet, T. (2014). Statistical properties of coefficient estimates in PLS-PM: reflective versus formative measurement model.. Intervento presentato a: PLS’14 (8th International Conference on PLS and Related Methods), Paris.
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