Misfit at the Intersection of Measurement Quality and Model Size: A Monte Carlo Examination of Methods for Detecting Structural Model Misspecification

Authors

Graham Rifenbark, University of Connecticut - StorrsFollow

Date of Completion

4-26-2019

Embargo Period

10-23-2019

Keywords

structural equation modeling, mean structure, model evaluation, model misspecifications, construct reliability, multiple group, measurement invariance, Monte Carlo simulation

Major Advisor

D. Betsy McCoach

Co-Major Advisor

H. Jane Rogers

Associate Advisor

Hariharan Swaminathan

Associate Advisor

Eric Loken

Associate Advisor

Christopher Rhoads

Field of Study

Educational Psychology

Degree

Doctor of Philosophy

Open Access

Open Access

Abstract

Archival abstract submitted

Recommended Citation

Rifenbark, Graham, "Misfit at the Intersection of Measurement Quality and Model Size: A Monte Carlo Examination of Methods for Detecting Structural Model Misspecification" (2019). Doctoral Dissertations. 2154.
https://digitalcommons.lib.uconn.edu/dissertations/2154