Figure 1. The basic mediated model and seven models that combine moderation and mediation.Panel A shows the basic mediated model. Panel B adds Z as a moderator of the path from X to M,which is the first stage of the mediated effect of X on Y. Panel C uses Z as a moderator of the path from M to Y, which is the second stage of the mediated effect of X on Y. Panel D integrates Panels B and C by specifying Z as a moderator of the first and second stages of the mediated effect. Panel E treats Z as a moderator of the path from X to Y, which is the direct effect of X on Y. Panels F and G add Z as a moderator of the first and second stages, respectively, of the mediated effect of X on Y. Panel H combines moderation of the direct effect with moderation of the first and second stages of the mediated effect, thereby moderating each path of the total effect of X on Y. For each panel,paths are labeled with coefficients from the regression equations used to estimate the model. For simplicity, the panels omit paths that lead directly from Z to M, to Y, or to both (these paths are implied by the regression equations for each model, where Z itself appears in each equation where it is used as a moderator variable).
Figure 1. The basic mediated model and seven models that combine moderation and mediation.<br>Panel A shows the basic mediated model. Panel B adds Z as a moderator of the path from X to M,<br>which is the first stage of the mediated effect of X on Y. Panel C uses Z as a moderator of the path from M to Y, which is the second stage of the mediated effect of X on Y. Panel D integrates Panels B and C by specifying Z as a moderator of the first and second stages of the mediated effect. Panel E treats Z as a moderator of the path from X to Y, which is the direct effect of X on Y. Panels F and G add Z as a moderator of the first and second stages, respectively, of the mediated effect of X on Y. Panel H combines moderation of the direct effect with moderation of the first and second stages of the mediated effect, thereby moderating each path of the total effect of X on Y. For each panel,paths are labeled with coefficients from the regression equations used to estimate the model. For simplicity, the panels omit paths that lead directly from Z to M, to Y, or to both (these paths are implied by the regression equations for each model, where Z itself appears in each equation where it is used as a moderator variable).
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