Week 9 Mediation

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How would you identify if you need to use a mediation?

Asking a ‘why’ or ‘how’ questions 

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<p>What is mediation?</p>

What is mediation?

The relationship between two variables occurs because of a third variable 

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Direct effect also known as the C’ path

The association between the predictor and the outcome not explained by the mediator 

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<p>Indirect effect otherwise known as A path x B bath</p>

Indirect effect otherwise known as A path x B bath

the association between the predictor and the outcome occurring through the mediator  

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For mediation the direct path…

does not need to be significant, only the indirect part really needs to be significant 

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a Partial mediation is where…

both indirect and direct paths are significant 

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Full mediation is where

only the indirect path is significant not the direct path. meaning the effect is likley entirely due to the mediator.

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How do researchers typically interpret “partial mediation”?

The mediator accounts for only some of the covariance between two variables; there are probably other reasons for the link too

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uses for mediation models:

  • They give evidence of links between variables through other variables

  • You can build detailed models adding more variables in a “chain” of mediation.

  • They are one way to think about “why” or “how” questions with associations