How to do hypothesis testing with confidence intervals and P values in PLS-SEM

[Ned Kock]

Dear colleagues, the links below are related to a recent inquiry on the topic:

How to do hypothesis testing with confidence intervals and P values in PLS-SEM

http://warppls.blogspot.com/2015/12/hypothesis-testing-with-confidence.html

http://cits.tamiu.edu/kock/pubs/journals/2016/Kock_2016_IJeC_ConfIntervalsPathModel.pdf

For more on this and other PLS-SEM-related topics, please visit: 

https://warppls.com

[Nor'Aini]

  Thank you very much Prof Ned. 

The formula to calculate T-ratio and confidence interval is very useful. Apart from p-value, these two indicators can be used to check significant levels for indirect effects.

Regards

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[Ned Kock]

One thing to keep in mind is that significance levels for indirect effects can also be tested directly. See:

Moqbel, M., Guduru, R., & Harun, A. (2020). Testing mediation via indirect effects in PLS-SEM: A social networking site illustration. Data Analysis Perspectives Journal, 1(3), 1-6.