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<strong>atw</strong> Vol. 64 (2019) | Issue 4 ı April<br />

ENERGY POLICY, ECONOMY AND LAW 200<br />

| | Fig. 1.<br />

Standardized adapted structural model.<br />

stakeholder interests, accept ability of<br />

NPPs and quality of coexistence.<br />

Values between latent variables<br />

can be explained by regression equations:<br />

p p “Acceptability” = 0.641 x “Coexistence”<br />

+ 0.361 x “ Respect”<br />

p p “Coexistence” = 0.167 x “Respect”<br />

p p “Respect” relatively poorly explains<br />

“Coexistence”. By adapting<br />

the model, we wanted to improve<br />

the basic model. We removed<br />

the variable 11 and added the<br />

covariance errors between 1, 2, 3,<br />

and 4. In the modified model, we<br />

included two covariance (1-2 and<br />

3-4). In the improved model,<br />

“ Respect” better explains “Coexistence”<br />

(p 0.90–0.95<br />

SRMR 0.075 0.033 < 0.08<br />

NNFI 0.866 0.994 > 0.90–0.95<br />

| | Fig. 2.<br />

Level of agreement with the statement, that “NPP influences the higher quality of life in the local community.”<br />

| | Tab. 8.<br />

Statistics of the basic and adapted structural model.<br />

Note. χ 2 : HI = square statistics; df = degrees of freedom; RMSEA = Root<br />

mean square error of approximation; CFI = Comparative fit index; SRMR =<br />

Standardized root mean square residual; NNFI=Non-normed fit index.<br />

Energy Policy, Economy and Law<br />

Successful Co-Existance of <strong>Nuclear</strong> <strong>Power</strong> Plants with Their External Stakeholders ı Milan Simončič and Gordana Žurga

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