V14.17 - Testing Mediation in SPSS - Example 2

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[@sinphoneyng549]

Thanks so much for the clear explanation!

[@hexiao7798]

Thanks for the video, which is very easy to follow and well explained. If the direct effect and indirect effect are both statistically significant (i.e., partial mediation), is there a need to compare the two effects?

[@tintunnaing3626]

Thank you so much.

[@manishahamal950]

Hi, thank you for this video. How can we perform mediation analysis in SPSS if we have 2 categories of X and Y and continuous M?

[@ahmadabedalfattah]

Thanks for your video, but how to analyze multicollinearity independent and mediation and dependent

[@couragee1]

thank you!

[@shavashchannel]

Thank you for the video sir. I have a question. Why does every time I do a bootstrap, the outcome usually drastically changes? I realize that the data being iterated is chosen at random by the SPSS software, but should a big and drastic change in the result happening?

[@how2statsbook477]

How do you define "drastic"? If you use 2000 resamples, you shouldn't see very large changes across the analyses (maybe 5% difference as a maximum)

[@AlishaMahajandse]

@@how2statsbook477 please provide the syntax file for bootstrap