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A mediator is a variable that plays an intermediate role in a causal chain, i.e., the 1st variable in the chain causes the mediator, which in turn causes the 3rd variable. Partial mediation is when the 1st variable causes the 3rd both through the mediator & directly.
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Interpreting mediation output when ACME is NEGATIVE
The output of the mediation package (single mediator) has given me an ACME that is negative and statistically significant, an ADE that is positive but not significant and a total effect that is negative …
