Regression analysis for categorical moderators
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TextPublication details: New York Guilford Press 2004Description: xxi, 202pISBN: - 1-57230-969-5
- QA 278.2.A29 2004
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Explains both the theoretical and practical importance of moderator analysis and presents the technique of moderated multiple regression (MMR) examining the methods to determine how a causal effect, or association between two variables, changes across discrete categories. Shows how to perform MMR using standard statistical Packages, SPSS and SAS with details presented justified and illustrated using the SPSS program and finally examines the assumptions behind MMR.
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