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path analysis - index, the model more difficult to analyze, endogenous variables have disturbance, include reciprocal effects in the model as a way to cover both possibilities, focus on critial variables, what to include, covariance (which includes correlation), specification of direcitonality, options, multiple regression, directionality, less sampling error, other path analysis building blocks, forego path analysis in favor of techniques that require fewer a priori assumptions, more likely to be statistically significant, considerations, larger sample, total number of variances and covariances (i.e., unanlyzed associations) of exogneous variables that are either observed or unmeasured (i.e., distrubances) and direct effects on endogenous variablwes from other observed variables equals teh number of parameters, changes in affected variables occurs at some probabilty 1, limit on statistical effects (parameters) that can be represented in a model, good psychometric properties, concerns structural models w observed variables, rule of thumb, on number of parameters that a model may contain, number of variances and covariances among the observed variables, number of observations, specification error, canonical correlation, teh inclusion of one reciprocal effect to a model makes it nonrecursive, variance of unmeasured variables, add variables