Hi all,
I'm interested in using full information maximum likelihood estimation as a method for addressing missing data, but I'm little uncertain whether the multivariate normality assumption pertains to all the variables in the SEM or simply the variables with missing data. I assume it refers to all the variables, but I've seen the assumption described both ways. If someone could provide a little clarity it would be much appreciated.
thanks,
-Mike
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