Mediation analysis using regression

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This shows how to get the necessary coefficients for the components of a simple regression model using the regression techniques avaiable in SPSS.

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thank God finally I found a video with a very clear explanation for a non-statistician like me. keep it up!

arnidajahya

Thank you for the video! Could you tell please how to explain the data from the table? How to tell if there is a mediation?

Yul-kr

Very helpful! Thank you so much! Hoping to see more videos like this!

MR-yius

thank you, in 11 minutes you explained this best than many :)

m.c.

Thanks for your video.
How can I report the results on a paper?

ahmadkhatiry

Hi thanks for sharing this video
I wonder whether does this methods apply to pre and post measurements?

kangma

Awesome that you took the time for us to learn this method. Thank you :)

piepo

What about if we have more than 1 mediator? Do we have to carry it out separately?

palakmalik

Thanks for this good explanation. Do you always to use the standardized (beta) coefficients or can you also use the unstandardized coefficients (b)?

thierrypenverne

What post-analyses should be used for a mediation analysis?

cerjc

Thanks so much for explaining this, it was very helpful :)

joannemamo

How can I tell if there’s a significance??

ChanceShane

Hi, thanks for this video. Do you happen to know if Gpower can be used to calculate estimated sample size for a mediation analysis?

sq

Hi there, may i know how u get 0.1% and 2.64% for path b and c

kavibaarathyvasanthakumar

Thank you for the detailed explanation, but what if I'm using the theory of reasoned action where I have a mediator variable but the path of the framework does not follow the one in your video?

andrewjason

What if there is a moderator too as in model.7 process
There would be another prediction. What That could be probably?

Nbl.

Hi - thank you for this - the coefficient for c' was -.101, however its significance was .127 according to the table, which is higher than p = =.05, can you still consider this a valid beta?

karenb

thank you but how I can report the result

abdallah_ibrahim

path c: is univariate regression (DV from IV). Why did you say bivariate?

nina

How can I predict the meditation model if the value of C' is greater than c

dr.shaminisrivastava

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