Lee Hyung-kwon: Moderated mediation analysis using the Process macro

There's been a lot of statistical techniques that have been developed to analyze the causation and relationship between variables. Early research was focused primarily on the evidence for the relationship between two variables, the positive x and the resulting Y. But as the research area expands, the focus of attention is from the confirmation of the relationship between two variables to the mechanism that these relationships work and the marginal circumstances between two variable relationships. How to solve these problems of how and when will help us understand the deep implications of what we're working on. The question of "how" analytically is the problem of process analysis or parametric analysis and the question of when to solve it is the control analysis. The goal of parametric analysis is to analyze the degree that X affects the resulting variable Y over the source variable, and the way that we're talking about the magnitude and the signs of X on Y are dependent on the adaptor in a certain way. In recent years, research methodologists have come to realize that it's imperfect to deal with the "how" problem or the "when" problem. This view is to combine parametric analysis and control analysis to set up the conditional conditions of the mechanism, which leads to the question of "when it comes to the.".

Korean title: Process macro를 이용한 조절된 매개효과분석

Korean author: 이형권

Korean publisher: 신영사

ISBN-13: 9788955018387