Original paper
Explaining general and specific factors in longitudinal, multimethod, and bifactor models: Some caveats and recommendations.
Abstract
An increasing number of psychological studies are devoted to the analysis of g-factor structures. One key purpose of applying g-factor models is to identify predictors or potential causes of the general and specific effects. Typically, researchers relate predictor variables directly to the general and specific factors using a classical mimic approach. However, this procedure bears some methodological challenges, which often lead to model...
Paper Details
Title
Explaining general and specific factors in longitudinal, multimethod, and bifactor models: Some caveats and recommendations.
Published Date
Sep 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
23
Issue
3
Pages
505 - 523
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