Skills Lab 10- Moderation Flashcards

1
Q

What’s moderation

A

The relationship of x and y and how variable m affects that

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2
Q

Centering predictors facilitates

A

Interpretation

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3
Q

How to work out grand mean centering

A

Subtract mean score from each participants

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4
Q

How to centre with code

A
  • dplyr::mutate

- misty::center

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5
Q

Which variable do you never center

A

Dependent variable

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6
Q

What’s the model

A

Y = a + b + a*b

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7
Q

What code will run the model

A

model.a

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8
Q

How do you prove with simple slopes

A

interactions: :sim_slopes
reghelper: :sim_slopes

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9
Q

How do you probe with Johnson neyman interval

A

reghelper::sim_slopes

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10
Q

What does simple slopes work out

A

At what level of our moderator the relationship is significant

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11
Q

What does Johnson neyman interval work out

A

In which ‘zone’ the relationship is significant

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12
Q

Categorical predictors do not

A

Need to be centered

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