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Reply from Ms. Nahdliyah Umma
2020.11.18 13:20:40
waalaikumussalam, i would like to say thanks for vanny. let me answer it..
The loading factor is a parameter used to indicate the suitability level of an item
explaining a variable. An item can explain a variable very well if the loading factor
value is more than 0.70. However, in range 0.50 to 0.60 is tolerable. AVE is used to
measure the number of variances that can be compared to variances caused by
measurement errors. The AVE value must be greater (>0.5) because this value
represents a convergent validity which means that one latent variable is able to
explain more than half the variants of its indicators in the average. Composite
Reliability can be used to measure the true reliability value of a model. The
composite reliability value should be greater than 0.7 but a value of 0.6 is
acceptable.
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