An SEM report should include all the estimation and modeling process reports. However, most publications did not include a full description of the results for their hypothesis tests. Some publications provided their SEMs based on a covariance matrix (Table 1), while even fewer studies reported the exact input covariance or correlation matrix. No study reported the multivariate normality, absence, or outliers of their data. The majority of the papers (82.2%) reported the path coefficients, but very few reported both unstandardized and standardized path coefficients. A small percentage (8.9%) of the publications reported the standard error for the path coefficient. The basic statistics (i.e., p value, R 2, standard errors) are of equal importance as the overall fit indices because they explain the validity and reliability of each path, providing evidence for when the overall fit is poor (Kline 2010; Hoyle 2011).
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