A.std: Standardized A Matrix

Description Usage Arguments Author(s) See Also Examples

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Description

Matrix of regression slopes from the standardized simple mediation model.

Usage

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A.std(taudotprime, betaprime, alphaprime, lambdax, lambdam, lambday)

Arguments

taudotprime

Numeric. Standardized slope of path from x to y ≤ft( \dot{τ}^{\prime} \right).

betaprime

Numeric. Standardized slope of path from m to y ≤ft( β^{\prime} \right) .

alphaprime

Numeric. Standardized slope of path from x to m ≤ft( α^{\prime} \right) .

lambdax

Numeric. Factor loading xlatent ~ x ≤ft( λ_x \right) . Numerically equivalent to the standard deviation of x.

lambdam

Numeric. Factor loading mlatent ~ m ≤ft( λ_m \right) . Numerically equivalent to the standard deviation of m.

lambday

Numeric. Factor loading ylatent ~ y ≤ft( λ_y \right) . Numerically equivalent to the standard deviation of y.

Author(s)

Ivan Jacob Agaloos Pesigan

See Also

Other reticular action model functions: A(), Mfrommu(), M(), S.std(), Sfromsigma2(), Sigmatheta.std(), Sigmathetafromsigma2(), Sigmatheta(), S(), mutheta()

Examples

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A.std(
  taudotprime = 0.2080748,
  betaprime = 0.4126006,
  alphaprime = 0.3708979,
  lambdax = 1.137308,
  lambdam = 1.038248,
  lambday = 1.134973
)

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