3. Moderation and Mediation Flashcards

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Why is centring often used in moderation?

A

Where predictor values don’t have zero values (e.g. heart rate) better to centre around the grand mean instead.

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What should be done if interaction is not significant?

A

Just interpret main effects.

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3
Q

What is an interaction?

A

A combined effect of two variables (the IV and the MV)

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4
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Explain simple slopes analysis?

A

Calculations generated for the predictor and outcome relationship at low (1 SD below Mean), average (Mean) and high levels (1 SD above Mean) of the moderator.

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What is the Johnson & Neyman technique?

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Similar to SSA but with more more values of the moderator

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What is a zone of significance?

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between two moderator values where the predictor does not significantly predict the outcome

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What does Preacher & Kelly’s kappa-squared represent?

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% of maximum possible effect size for a mediation effect

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