Custom mediation models using Process macro with SPSS: An introduction (August 2023)

This video provides a discussion of how to test customized mediation models using Hayes Process macro. Customized models necessarily require the use of Process syntax. I begin the demonstration by running an analysis using the drop-down interface in SPSS. Next, I demonstrate how to generate the same results with the 'model' option using Process syntax. Following, I introduce you to the bmatrix option and how to specify effects using this option in your Process syntax. After provide a general introduction, I walk through a three additional models demonstrating how to think about the use of the bmatrix command when specifying your model.
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[@abdullahatli5035]

Thanks for the video. Again very detailed and informative. I follow your informative videos on many subjects. There are very limited videos on "Longitudinal Structural Equation Modelling". Do you have in mind to prepare a series on this subject? It would be very good...🙏

[@rekabuzassy4496]

Hi, Is there a way to account for within subjects outcome variable (2levels) determinde by the moderator in PROCESS? Perhaps a syntax code? Iv: personality trait Moderator: trust(1), no trust (2) Outcome: offer

[@haiderkhalil9003]

Thank you for the video. It really helps. Quick question, I am trying to replicate this in R. You used "bmatrix" in SPSS. Will "bmatrix" work in R too?

[@aykutarslan6327]

thank you.

[@mikecrowson2462]

You're welcome

[@chokolattt]

does this work for MEMORE as well? I am trying to combine the moderation and mediation from MEMORE