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Should ordinal data (not) be treated as continuous data? With an example of confirmatory factor analysis with ordinal data - R code

Documentation:: R code for analysing ordinal dataset of 234 Hong Kong preservice teachers' beliefs about proof and proving, using confirmatory factor analysis

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Lee, C.-Y. (2023). Should ordinal data (not) be treated as continuous data? With an example of confirmatory factor analysis with ordinal data - R code. University of Oxford.

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Lee, C.-Y. Should Ordinal Data (Not) Be Treated as Continuous Data? With an Example of Confirmatory Factor Analysis with Ordinal Data - R Code. University of Oxford, 2023.

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Lee, C-Y. 2023. “Should Ordinal Data (Not) Be Treated as Continuous Data? With an Example of Confirmatory Factor Analysis with Ordinal Data - R Code.” University of Oxford.
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Files:: model_modification.R

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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: SSD
Department:: Education
Role:: Principal Investigator (PI), Creator

Publisher:: University of Oxford
Publication date:: 2023

Language:: English
Keywords:: R code

lavaan

confirmatory factor analysis
Subtype:: Software
Pubs id:: 1544258
Local pid:: pubs:1544258
Deposit date:: 2023-10-10

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Copyright date:: 2023
Notes:: This entry includes R code for 3 initial models and 1 modification process using 3 different estimation approaches: cont-ML, cat-LS-norm and cat-LS-nonnorm

Licence:: Terms and Conditions of Use for Oxford University Research Archive

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