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from the more substantively important results. In this respect, error is the noise in the observed measures that attenuates relations among constructs if not controlled (e.g., MacCallum & Tucker, 1991). Typically there are multiple indicators of each factor hopefully at least three, and sometimes many more. Key parameter estimates are the factor loadings relating indicators to their associated latent constructs. Studies that consist of only the measurement component are sometimes referred to as CFA models. It is typical to represent factor models in terms of diagrams. Although there are alternative conventions in construction and labeling, it is typical to represent measured variables as rectangles and latent factors as ovals. A (typically straight) line with a singleheaded arrow represents a directional effect, whereas a (typically curved) line with a double-headed arrow reflects a nondirectional covariance. For example, in Figure 35.1a there are two latent constructs (the ovals), each based on responses by three indicators (measured variables, represented by boxes). There are directional effects relating each latent factor to the corresponding indicator (straight lines with a single-headed arrow), and a single (curved line, nondirectional; double-headed arrow) correlation between the two latent constructs. Also shown are directional arrows reflecting disturbance terms (measurement errors)

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