Causation, Correlation, and Reflective Measurement Models

Keith A. Markus; Denny Borsboom

doi:10.4324/9781003398219-9

Causation, Correlation, and Reflective Measurement Models

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Causal interpretations of measurement models carry advantages in terms of understanding manipulations of the construct, having reason to expect probabilistic

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