2.2 - Underpinnings of Moderation and Mediation Flashcards

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Moderation and mediation are based upon the techniques of:

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correlation and multiple regression

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Simply stated, correlation is a technique that allows us to examine how two variables:

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change together (or co-vary)

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The underlying principle of correlation is that change in one variable will be associated with:

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change in another variable

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If scores on a measure of possession go down as X goes up, this would be an example of

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negative correlation

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Multiple regression is a technique that allows us to examine whether we can predict scores on outcome variables based on

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our knowledge of scores on predictor variables

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Multiple regression involves ___________ based on scores on ___________, while also considering the ___________ that is being used

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predicting dependent/criterion/outcome variable outcomes (ŷ); independent/predictor variables (X1, X2, etc.) ; error of the prediction model

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both moderation and mediation are related to:

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regression analysis

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These techniques can both be used to determine how the direct relationship between ___________ (dependent variable or criterion variable) is changed by the inclusion of an additional ___________

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a predictor variable (independent variable) and an outcome variable; predictor variable

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