Lecture 26- Factor Analysis.

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[andhivan]

Thank you very much for posting the course which help me understand Factor Analysis in a very short period of time!

[bhartriharipandiya]

Sir you have explained it in details. Very helpful for the researchers.

[theaussieshrink]

great video!!! This is better than how my lecturer explains data analysis. Thank you

[ravindarmadishetty]

Frankly nice explanation sir...good lecture

[keerthysabu]

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[kmahim]

what to do when our independent variables are of mixed scale…. For example i have likert scale responses and also discrete( 2 or 3 scale) responses…..
is there any way to perform PCA/EFA on such mixed

[ruksanayasmin]

Sir, suggest some good books as reference.

[airinrahman]

Thank you so much sir.Currently im working on it and this vedio is a blessing to me. Dear sir, can you kindly add your lecture on DID model please. your clear and detail explanation is very very helpful for new researchers like me.

[sreejadas]

Could you please compute statistics using different methods in spss?

[ruksanayasmin]

Sir, i m a phd aspirant in consumer behavior n preparing for net, the factor analysis, sem n cfa topic should i go through in detail.plz.suggest.