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> Hi everyone,
>
> I am very, very new to mediation and could use some help. I know the steps
> to Baron and Kenny's method but am unsure of how to actually do them in
> SPSS.
>
> I have two categorical IVs (which I have dummy coded), the interaction term
> of these categorical variables and three continuous mediators.
>
> So, here are my questions:
>
> 1) If I'm wanting to look at mediation of one of my IV effects, would I
> enter that variable in by itself in Step 1 as a predictor and leave the
> other IV out? Or can I assess both at the same time by entering both as my
> IVs? Or should I just enter the full model (IV1, IV2, IV1*IV2)?
>
> 2) If I'm wanting to look at mediation at it pertains to my interaction
> term, do it enter the interaction term as the sole predictor in Step 1 or do
> I also enter IV1 and IV2 as covariates?
>
> I just really need someone to walk me through these steps, but after that
> I'm golden.
>
> Thank you!
>
> tbf
>
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