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Principles and Practice of Structural Equation Modeling is a definitive resource for understanding and applying SEM in social science research. Rex B. Kline offers a clear presentation of both theoretical foundations and practical implementation strategies that make this complex methodology accessible to researchers at all levels.
The book covers key topics including path analysis, confirmatory factor analysis, and latent variable modeling. Readers will learn how to design studies, estimate models, evaluate fit indices, and interpret results with confidence. Kline emphasizes best practices and common pitfalls to help researchers avoid methodological errors.
With real-world examples and detailed explanations, this text bridges the gap between statistical theory and practical application. Whether you’re new to SEM or seeking to deepen your expertise, this Guilford Press publication provides the guidance needed to conduct rigorous structural equation modeling research in psychology, education, sociology, and related disciplines.
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