Mediation analysis using JASP

[@jerizzajoyarizabal2005]

Hello sir, may I ask regarding indirect effects in the diagram (specifically @4:25 of the video), is there any way to identify the p values for JS --> WFB (b = .33) and WFB --> LS (b = .41)? I'm trying to do the same method for mediation but I can't find the p values for each path. Thank you :)

[@manchak855]

thank you for the explanation !

[@quranrecitationforkids]

Please, if the predictor is binary, can I enter it as you entered in the video

[@muruganpattusamy4789]

Use dummy coding

[@quranrecitationforkids]

@muruganpattusamy4789 if the predictor binary (group recieve drug and group not (control) , shall I code the group that received treatment by coding higher than the control group?

[@muruganpattusamy4789]

@ you can assign one for the treatment and 0 for the control group.

[@quranrecitationforkids]

@@muruganpattusamy4789 thanks

[@lala-bp3wh]

what do i do if i have a nominal variable i want to check as a mediator factor? as well as nominal dependent variable? it seemes that jasp doesn't let me do it.

[@muruganpattusamy4789]

He, J., Wang, X. S., & Curry, D. J. (2017). Mediation analysis: A new test when all or some variables are categorical. International Journal of Research in Marketing, 34(4), 780-798. refer the literature

[@RestfulRhythm]

Useful video, Kindly show us how CFA can be done using JASP?

[@muruganpattusamy4789]

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[@RestfulRhythm]

@@muruganpattusamy4789 Just now I found that sir, watching now.

[@muruganpattusamy4789]

Sure

[@dr.mahaboobbasha1074]

Sir please explain how to perform moderation Analysis using JASP