The researchers next looked for the presence of
a mediated moderation effect.
Not exact matches
Dr. Judd has made major contributions to the literatures on mediation (including
mediated moderation and moderated mediation), latent variable analysis and structural equation modeling, models of interdependence,
moderation, and generalizing
effects by treating stimuli as random factors.
This is where there is initially overall
moderation and the direct
effect of the moderator variable on the outcome is
mediated.
The main difference between
mediated moderation and moderated mediation is that for the former there is initial (overall)
moderation and this
effect is
mediated and for the latter there is no
moderation but the
effect of either the treatment on the mediator (path A) is moderated or the
effect of the mediator on the outcome (path B) is moderated.
Possible explanations for the absence of
moderation for paternal attachment and externalizing problems are discussed, as are explanations for the
mediating effect of emotion regulation.