Principles of Path Analysis

Keywords

Path analysis (statistics), Path (computing), Econometrics, Computer science, Statistics

References

• Path Analysis: Sociological ExamplesOtis Dudley Duncan — 1966
• Some Observations on Measurement and StatisticsSanford Labovitz — 1967
• Causal Inferences in Nonexperimental ResearchH. M. Blalock — 1966
• A Method of Linear Causal Analysis: Dependence AnalysisRaymond Boudon — 1965
• Introduction to Factor AnalysisWilliam B. Michael, Benjamin Fruchter — 1955

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• Assessing and Dealing with School-Related Stress in Grades 3-12 Students.Barbara J. Helms, Robert K. Gable — 1990
• The use of multiple regression and path analysis in analyzing success in journalism at Iowa State UniversityRichard Lee Byerly — 1970
• A Comparative Study of Target Costing MethodsTimothy Muia — 2012
• Consumers of ethnic apparel and textile crafts from alternative trading organizationsMarsha A. Dickson — 1994
• The Interaction Effects of GPA on Other Determinants of Student Attrition in a Homogeneous Population.John P. Bean — 1982
• A Preliminary Model of the Hydrologic-Sociologic Flow System of an Urban AreaWade H. Andrews, J. Paul Riley, Craig W. Colton — 1973
• A social systems model of nursing home use.Wolf Rs — 1978
• The effects of moderator variables on the reliability of composite measures and the evaluation of causal relationshipsD. Hay — 1973
• A comparative and multidimensional analysis of organizational effectivenessW. Lawson — 1978
• Functional Path Analysis as a Multivariate Technique in Developing a Theory of Participation in Adult Education.James L. Martin — 1970
• A Multiple-Group Path Analysis of the Role of Social Marginality on Self-Rated Physical Health among U.S. Latina/o Adults: An Intersectional Perspective.Kristine M. Molina — 2011
• Sociological and social-psychological factors related to success in business managementDavid Jechow Duncan — 1971
• Standardization in Causal AnalysisJae-On Kim, G. Donald Ferree — 1981
• Anticipating the second-order consequences of health care programs.Anderson Jg — 1972
• The Structure of Arts, Science, and Humanities Colleges in Major Universities: A Macro-Sociological ApproachJohn W. Creswell, Larry R. Jones — 2017
• Military Manpower and Modern ValuesDavid Bowers, Jerald G. Bachman — 1974
• Hierarchical Differences in Navy FunctioningJerome L. Franklin — 1974
• Value Dimensions Versus Social Indicators as Predictors of Individual Modernity.Peter F. Korsching, Rabel J. Burdge — 1972

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