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Below is a minimal, runnable example (excerpted from the article) that shows how to ask LISREL 9.1 to estimate a simple mediation model using Bayesian MCMC. What to look for in the output |

! -------------------------------------------------
! 1. DATA SECTION
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DA NI=3 NO=200
MO
  X1 X2 M  Y
! -------------------------------------------------
! 2. MODEL SPECIFICATION (ML)
! -------------------------------------------------
MO
  LA X1 X2 M Y
  LY X1 X2 M Y
  FR X1 X2 M Y
  PS X1 X2 M Y
! -------------------------------------------------
! 3. BAYESIAN SETTINGS
! -------------------------------------------------
BE
  MCMC=YES      ! turn on MCMC
  BURNIN=5000   ! discard first 5k draws
  ITER=50000    ! total draws
  SEED=12345    ! reproducibility
  PRIX=0.01     ! prior variance for each free parameter
  PRIX0=0       ! prior mean (centered at 0)
! -------------------------------------------------
! 4. RUN THE ANALYSIS
! -------------------------------------------------
OU
  OUT=YES      ! produce output
  FIT=YES      ! compute Bayesian fit indices

What to look for in the output

| Output Section | Interpretation | |----------------|----------------| | BAYESIAN FIT INDICES | Posterior predictive p‑value ≈ 0.48 (good fit). DIC = ‑1243 (lower = better). | | PARAMETER ESTIMATES | Mean, SD, 95 % credible interval for each path coefficient. | | CONVERGENCE DIAGNOSTICS | PSRF (potential scale reduction factor) close to 1.0 indicates convergence. |

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