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IBM Help discusses this error but isn't that helpful.
In practice, I've seen this error come up a number of times. It can occur because you have incorrectly specified a variable as latent that you wanted to be observed. However, more commonly, it is the result of giving an inappropriate variable to a latent variable. Specifically, it is relatively easy to give a name to a latent factor that is the same as an observed variable in your data file. For example, one time I had some personality variables in a dataset and the extraversion items were called E1, E2, E3, and so on. These are common names for residuals. So when giving residuals these names, there was a conflict with the names in the data file. Another even more common cause is when you name a latent factor an appropriate name (e.g., selfesteem , extraversion , jobsatisfaction , etc.) and you have already created a scale score in your data file with the same name. This also causes the conflict.The basic solution is just to give the variable a latent variable a unique name that doesn't conflict with one in the data file. So for example, name the variable selfesteem_factor rather than selfesteem if you already have a variable called selfesteem
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