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A situation where the effect of an explanatory variable may depend on the value of another explanatory variable.
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Mediation/moderation: when interested in the effects of X on Y, should I leave my mediator/m...
If I am running a mediation analysis (X: independent; Y: dependent; M: mediator; also applies to moderation), but I am also interested in the simple correlation between X and Y (i.e., for my first hyp …
