My stats advisor is out of town so I thought I'd ask a simple question
about stats analysis pertaining to my dissertation proposal:
My model will predict that the correlation of two exogenous variables
("locus of control" and "agency") will predict or cause the presence
of another variable. Each of the the two exogenous variables alone
will not do this: only in the specific case of them being correlated
will the prediction be in effect.
Would it be possible to place, in the model, an endogenous variable
consisting of the correlation between the two exogenous variables of
locus of control and agency (which in turn would affect the other
variable)? In other words, an endogenous variable consisting of the
specific way that locus of control and agency interact.
I'm going by Rex Klein's book and technically it may fit, but my
statistical knowledge is admittedly far from perfect.
Thanks in advance for your help,
A. Pleshkevych
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