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Structural equation modeling
 
  a. is used in the analysis of causality
  b. begins with factor analysis
  c. employs path analysis
  d. is very complex and data intensive
  e. All of these are true.

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Among the considerations for assessing the utility of a correlation are: absolute size and predictive validity, comparisons to other correlations, and statistical significance. Choose the appropriate consideration to answer each of the following questions. In which would you compare competing predictors of success in a vocational training program?
 
  a. absolute size and predictive validity c. statistical significance
  b. comparisons to other correlations



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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