Dear Stata Community
Statistical background:
I have collected survey data from a single source at one point in time. To inspect the general robustness of my results and statistically support the causality, I have to control for endogeneity biases.
To examine endogeneity, I specified an additional model and follow the procedure suggested by *Shaver (2005).
Model:
So far so good. My problem is that I want to correlate the error terms but using the Stata SEM drawer does not allow me to correlate the error terms.
This is what I want to look into:
Could you please help me with generating the right Stata code for this model? Thanks so much!
I am infinitely grateful for any help and comments and would be happy if Stata experts could teach me a bit more about Stata.
Kind regards,
Edda
*Shaver, J. M. (2005). Testing for mediating variables in management research: Concerns, implications, and alternative strategies. Journal of management, 31(3), 330-353.
Statistical background:
I have collected survey data from a single source at one point in time. To inspect the general robustness of my results and statistically support the causality, I have to control for endogeneity biases.
To examine endogeneity, I specified an additional model and follow the procedure suggested by *Shaver (2005).
Model:
So far so good. My problem is that I want to correlate the error terms but using the Stata SEM drawer does not allow me to correlate the error terms.
This is what I want to look into:
Could you please help me with generating the right Stata code for this model? Thanks so much!
I am infinitely grateful for any help and comments and would be happy if Stata experts could teach me a bit more about Stata.
Kind regards,
Edda
*Shaver, J. M. (2005). Testing for mediating variables in management research: Concerns, implications, and alternative strategies. Journal of management, 31(3), 330-353.
