Modelos de ecuaciones estructurales usos en investigación psicológica y educativa
Abstract
En los últimos años, entre la comunidad científica, se puso de moda el uso de los Modelos de Ecuaciones Estructurales, un método clasificado como multivariado. Técnica que en la actualidad ha cautivado a los investigadores de las Ciencias Sociales, al permitir captar la complejidad de los fenómenos educativos y psicológicos que se pretenden estudiar. Este artículo, muestra un ejemplo, a modo didáctico, de cómo proceder cuando se está frente al desafío de analizar y llevar a cabo un Análisis Factorial Confirmatorio, las etapas y las decisiones a considerar lo largo del proceso.
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