The Direct Product Model for the Mtmm Matrix Parameterized as a Second Order Factor Analysis Model
PsychometrikaPublished 1 June 1990
Werner Wothke, Michael W. Browne
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Abstract
The composite direct product model for the multitrait-multimethod matrix is reparameterized as a second-order factor analysis model. This facilitates the use of widely available computer programs such as LISREL and LISCOMP for fitting the model.
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