How to Run Moderation Analysis in SPSS using Process Macro

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[@muhammadtariqramzan7566]

Respected sir Thanks a lot for this valuable information

[@AccountingPianoHanhDung]

Sir, I have several questions, please help me clarify: 1. Can I apply Process in SPSS for panel data? 2. Process in SPSS is based on OLS estimation, is it right? 3. How can I run 2SLS for panel data in model 1 on SPSS, sir? Thanks a thousand times from Vietnam.

[@researchandanalysis4701]

Hi. Thank you for your comment. Unfortunately, my expertise are on likert scale data. Good luck

[@zunairazaman8985]

please tell me if we have simple moderator we will use model 1 and if we have anther moderator on the simple moderator relationship- what model should we be using

[@researchandanalysis4701]

In such a case you will need to run twice.

[@ibrahimrahal6246]

Hello, please could we test the hypothesis positivity through the example of this video ( for example : independent variable has a positive impact on dependent variable through moderating variable )

[@researchandanalysis4701]

Hi.. sure you can.

[@anshikamishra6358]

Sir using the hayes process macro ...we need to calculate the interaction term? ....for moderator or simply find the mean value of a moderator and put it

[@researchandanalysis4701]

In process Macro, you donot need to create interaction term. Every thing is done by the software itself.

[@anshikamishra6358]

Thank u so much sir.... Sir if possible kindly make the video on how to interpret the result obtained through the moderation analysis...it's a request sir🙏

[@researchandanalysis4701]

@@anshikamishra6358 you are welcome. Sure, I will consider it.

[@naynarawat117]

Sir please clarify. Process macro comes under parametric test right?

[@researchandanalysis4701]

yeah.

[@naynarawat117]

@@researchandanalysis4701 thankyou sir for taking out time to reply. I want to ask one more thing if population is 190 so what is the minimum sample size required for performing process macro analysis?

[@garry6882]

what if i have 4 independent variable (after compute variable)? where to put those 4?

[@kamraniqbal7509]

you will have to run it separately.

[@garry6882]

@@kamraniqbal7509 i see. then put into same table later as result? thanks!

[@didikhendra648]

how about 2 IV (independent) with one moderator?

[@researchandanalysis4701]

Sure, you can have. But you will have to examine them one by one.

[@didikhendra648]

@@researchandanalysis4701 Great. Thanks. But if i do it one by one, is it becoming two separated models? And I am wandering too, about the sign (+/-) of the coefficient. Does in this MRA model, when the interaction coeff is -/minus, so the main effect or the X variable and the moderator coeff is + (positive), and vice versa? man, i need your answer, Thanks Buddy

[@researchandanalysis4701]

sorry for the late reply, yes you will consider them as two separate models in the analysis. But in theory, you can still discuss it as one model with two moderators. The sign just reflects the direction of the moderator.

[@didikhendra648]

@@researchandanalysis4701 I do thank you, sir,,,so glad for your reply