10: MMR Flashcards

1
Q

True or false: main effects and interactions are independent in regression.

A

False, interpretation of coefficients changes based on whether or not there is an interaction.

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2
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What does scaling of variables change?

A

Interpretation.

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3
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What does scaling of variables NOT change?

A

The fundamental fit of the model.

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4
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M = 0, but 0 is not included in many scales, how can this be solved?

A

Mean-centering.

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5
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What is mean-centering?

A

Turning continuous variables into deviation scores before using them as interaction terms.

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6
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What happens if, in a sequential regression, a conditional effect is non-significant?

A

The moderator is not needed, and can be excluded from analysis and interpretation.

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7
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What are simple slopes?

A

The coefficient for the IV on the DV for a given level of the moderator.

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8
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Which 3 points does the “pick-a-point” approach use?

A

1SD above the mean, 1SD below the mean and (sometimes) the mean.

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9
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What 3 ranges does the Johnson-Neyman approach provide?

A

Range of significant slopes, range of non-significant slopes, further range of significant slopes in the opposite direction.

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10
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What 3 effects does simple moderation consider?

A

X, M, and XM.

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