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doRedundancyAnalysis(.object = NULL)An R object of class cSEMResults resulting from a call to csem().
A named numeric vector of correlations. If
the weighting approach used to obtain .object is not "PLS-PM" or
non of the PLS outer modes was mode B, the function silently returns NA.
Perform a redundancy analysis (RA) as proposed by Hair2016;textualcSEM with reference to Chin1998;textualcSEM.
RA is confined to PLS-PM, specifically PLS-PM with at least one construct
whose weights are obtained by mode B. In cSEM this is the case if the construct
is modeled as a composite or if argument .PLS_modes was explicitly set to
mode B for at least one construct.
Hence RA is only conducted if .approach_weights = "PLS-PM" and if at least
one construct's mode is mode B.
The principal idea of RA is to take two different measures of the same construct and regress the scores obtained for each measure on each other. If they are similar they are likely to measure the same "thing" which is then taken as evidence that both measurement models actually measure what they are supposed to measure (validity).
There are several issues with the terminology and the reasoning behind this logic. RA is therefore only implemented since reviewers are likely to demand its computation, however, its actual application for validity assessment is discouraged.
Currently, the function is not applicable to models containing second-order constructs.