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Exogenous
(redirected from Exogenous variables)

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Exogenous
Describes facts outside the control of the firm. Converse of endogenous.


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The model included three exogenous variables, five endogenous variables, and five error variables, one for each of the endogenous variables.
Trust and satisfaction in peer learning groups by Deale, Cynthia, S. / Academic Exchange Quarterly
For example, the structural model specifying a situation with three latent exogenous variables related to a latent endogenous variable is defined as:
Strategies for dealing with measurement error in multiple regression by Seifert, Charles F. / Journal of Academy of Business and Economics
Structural equation modeling (SEM) was used to test the proposed structural model and examine the influence of the exogenous variables on the endogenous wellness variable (LISREL Student Version 8.
Counseling adolescents toward wellness: the roles of ethnic identity, ... by Myers, Jane E. / Professional School Counseling
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