Path analysis with latent variables in Stata based on 'sem' syntax

This video provides a general walkthrough of how to specify a latent variable path model using Stata syntax. The presentation is based on Example 9 from the Stata SEM User's guide: www.stata.com/manuals/sem.pdf
The Example data is linked in the Powerpoint, but you can also copy the following and paste it into your command line in Stata (and hit enter) to import it:
use www.stata-press.com/data/r16/...
The Powerpoint referenced in the video can be downloaded here:
drive.google.com/file/d/1BfTj...

[@alangernestwung7480]

Much thanks prof, really helpful

[@euijinjung1746]

This is superhelpful!! Thank you!! :)

[@Hatsuki_yuuki]

Hi Prof! Your video is super helpful. I appreciate it. In the video, you mentioned about a PowerPoint file with the interpretation of the results. I am wondering where I can find it? Thank you so much.

[@mikecrowson2462]

Hi there, thank you for visiting! The Powerpoint can be found under the video description. Cheers!

[@febryistyanto1611]

Prof my name is febry istyanto from indonesia i want to ask you. Why in this place we find a statment "NOT CONCAVE" when we run and the word was not end. Thank you

[@arnatw8908]

Professor, is it the same with cross-lagged path analysis?

[@soehartosoeharto8471]

is it possible to produce the path diagram using command or syntax? not SEM builder

[@mikecrowson2462]

Good question! Unfortunately, I haven't seen it done. But it would be a great addition to the program if it was possible!

[@soehartosoeharto8471]

@@mikecrowson2462 thanks Prof. Mike to reply my question. I hope you safe and healthy in the current challenging pandemic situation.