Moderated multiple regression using Process macro Multicategorical option

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This video provides a demonstration of how to use the multicategorical option in Andrew Hayes' Process macro (v. 3.5) when running moderated multiple regression. In particular, I walk through a scenario where you might use this option when testing whether a categorical variable might moderate the effect of a continuous focal IV on the dependent variable.
A copy of the SPSS data used in this video can be downloaded here: drive.google.com/file/d/1wZYs...
Download a copy of the Powerpoint referenced in the video here: drive.google.com/file/d/1iGR6...

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@ahmedomar3778 3 года назад

Mike, can you please consider making one full video about statistical data analysis course from start to end? you can add up several videos of yours in one comprehensive full course in a sequential manner content in it. Thanks

@erfanmemarian7681 2 года назад

Best statistics analyses channel on youtube

@mimuuify 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this!!!

@iliuberte 2 года назад

grreat video! btw., I use elements-> interpolation line in graph edit mode to draw the lines, it seems to do the trick

@shahinoorrahaman6375 3 года назад

Hello Professor, thanks for your nice tutorial. In this moderation analysis, how do I understand that my moderating variable finally moderating the relationship?

@howjuinyi6719 3 года назад

Hi Mike, I would like to ask in this case dummy coding variables, we cannot interpret moderation has occurred referring to the Int1, Int2? Because if the moderator is continuous, we usually interpret that the moderation occurred regarding the Int 1's data. Hence, where we interpret that moderation occurred? Is it only from the graph of the simple slope? Thank you.

@andinamegalarasati4465 2 года назад

Hello, thank you for the video. Do you have any ideas why 1 of 4 categories of my moderator isn't represented in the dummy-coded variables?

@Mila-kk7yq 2 года назад

Thank you for nice tutorial! Can I ask a question? I have multi-categorical IV with 4 categories and a moderator with low, average, and high categories. DV is continuous. Can I still use PROCESS macro to test moderation effect?

@tezanabekele5256 2 года назад

How we can process macro if we have three or more independent variable (X) with moderator variable (M) and one outcome variable (Y)? please tell me if any thing that may support me

@ahmedomar3778 3 года назад

Can you please mention main books you use for these spss tutorial? Thank you for your comprehensive and resourceful lectures. Sire, I am junior statistician and also I did bachelor degree in statistics. But, up to now, I find difficult most of statistics chapters and concepts. So, I am looking forward to get your advice about how I can enhance my statistics knowledge? Thanks in advance.

@mikecrowson2462 3 года назад

Hi there, Ahmed. I actually have a video that I put together in 2019 on moderated multiple regression where you can download a Powerpoint with accompanying references. Please see: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JZ2fl8exNTE.html Cheers!

@ennabananaz5861 11 месяцев назад

Hey, do you have this video with effect coding ?

@mikecrowson2462 11 месяцев назад

Hi there. No, I don't have a video on this with effect coding. You can request effect coding of a categorical X variable though by clicking the Multicategorical Variables tab and then selecting the dropdown for Coding System for your X variable. An option is Effect coding. Cheers!