Dr. Geiser Thank you very much for this video. It help me a lot! But I still have question about parallel analysis in Mplus. In SPSS, when you use parallel analysis syntax, you need to specify whether the analysis is based on principle component analysis or common factor analysis. In R, you also need to specify it. I am curious about do we need to specify this in Mplus? What is the default option in Mplus? Thank you very much!
@@QuantFish Dr. Geiser Thank you for your prompt answer. Is there any possible way to do parallel analysis based on common factor analysis with mplus? I learn a lot from from your youtube videos and I also read your Mplus book to learn how to do SEM. It is really clear and helpful. Thank you very much!
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Dr. Geiser Thank you very much for this video. It help me a lot! But I still have question about parallel analysis in Mplus. In SPSS, when you use parallel analysis syntax, you need to specify whether the analysis is based on principle component analysis or common factor analysis. In R, you also need to specify it. I am curious about do we need to specify this in Mplus? What is the default option in Mplus? Thank you very much!
It's based on PCA eigenvalues. See:
www.statmodel.com/discussion/messages/8/20916.html?1429281795
Best, Christian Geiser
@@QuantFish Dr. Geiser Thank you for your prompt answer. Is there any possible way to do parallel analysis based on common factor analysis with mplus? I learn a lot from from your youtube videos and I also read your Mplus book to learn how to do SEM. It is really clear and helpful. Thank you very much!
I'm not sure but if you email the Mplus folks, they should be able to tell you more.
Best, Christian Geiser