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Complete mediating effect
WHAT relationship between the independent and the dependent variable
Outcome WHAT occur if the mediating variable isn’t there
Complete mediating effect
NO DIRECT relationship between the independent and the dependent variable
Outcome WILL NOT occur if the mediating variable isn’t there

Partial Mediating Effect
There is a WHAT relationship between the independent and dependent variable even when the mediator is WHAT
Partial Mediating Effect
There is a DIRECT relationship between the independent and dependent variable even when the mediator is REMOVED

Full vs Partial Mediating Effect
A mediator variable is the variable that causes WHAT between the dependent and independent variables. In other words, it explains the WHAT between the dependent variable and the independent variable
Full vs Partial Mediating Effect
A mediator variable is the variable that causes MEDIATION between the dependent and independent variables. In other words, it explains the RELATIONSHIP between the dependent variable and the independent variable
Full vs Partial Mediating Effect
The process of complete mediation is defined as the WHAT caused by the mediator variable. This results in the initial variable no longer affecting the WHAT variable
Full vs Partial Mediating Effect
The process of complete mediation is defined as the COMPLETE INTERVENTION caused by the mediator variable. This results in the initial variable no longer affecting the OUTCOME variable
Full vs Partial Mediating Effect
The process of partial mediation is defined as the WHAT
Full vs Partial Mediating Effect
The process of partial mediation is defined as the PARTIAL INTERVENTION

When the occipital lobe is damaged, stimulus has much WHAT impacts on WHAT (as in the case of WHAT)
When the occipital lobe is damaged, stimulus has much WEAKER impacts on PERCEPTION (as in the case of BLINDSIGHT)

Sensation and perception = WHAT
Sensation and perception = A physiological/neurological approach to perception
