oh dear, you've landed yourself in it. Structural equation modelling did I hear you say???

My question is.........Can I have multiple output variables (endogenous variables) and run it like a regression i.e. run it like 4 separate regressions, but all at once???

urgh, not having a good day, stuck on stats - really have no clue what to do and I'm the 'stats expert' at my uni (ha!) so I'm the top of the ladder - there is no one to ask :-(

goal 1: design model in AMOS (:-( )

maybe try and sleep in your dressing gown - keep your back warmer. Sounds rubbish!

Can you not just change Bug's old 'PhDbug' account name, so she can retain her stars??

Sounds like your in a very similar situation to me.

I'd go along to the meeting, show what you've got and ask for tips on how to change/improve. Its much easier to change work IMO, before its 'finished', becuase it becomes increasingly difficult to tamper with any of it, if it all looks like its 'done' if you get what I mean?

They gave you the deadline to get you working - you have worked, just not finished. The key now is not to give up and put it to oneside but push through with it and get it done in the next few weeks, with any changes your sup thinks is necessary.

Its also likely that the bits you have completed are good quality, which is better than having it ALL finished but badly.

I think it depends on how you structure the whole thing. I know somone who has done a HUGE lit review, but if you actually read it, its a lit review and methodological review (which I will have in my methods chapter).

I think my discussion will be "so overall, that was reasonably interesting but not earth shattering, more research is needed"

this is all highly suspicious! How can you prove you are bug ;-)

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anything any good from there?

well, we set our old alarm just in case, for 6am, but we woke naturally at 5.53 with the light and it was a different kind of waking - very strange. Although may try it 5 mins later, so we wake up at 6am - those 7-8 mins of sleep are essential :p

yeah, I'm having the same issues. I have a charity that has done some analysis on ONS data, but its very vaugue and probably not reliable. It was also done in 2001, and the population I'm studying is changing rapidly so is pretty out of date.

dressing gown has made me very warm, but still have freezing feet and hands - will put gloves on now :-(

I bought a lumie clock yesterday and used it for an 'alarm' this morning. Was really weird - woke naturally without any alarm. Will see how it goes over the next week and report back!

I need stats about the UK population. Where do you get yours. I need them about a specific group in work.

I look at national statistics, and I've had a nosey through the UK data archive (ESDS) to no avail. Any ideas?