Moderated Mediation with PROCESS Model 14 (SPSS)

Do you want to run a moderated mediation (or a mediated moderation) with a moderated b-path (PROCESS model 14) using Hayes' SPSS macro? Check out my STATISTICS CONSULTING services here: https://www.regorz-statistik.de/en/co... This tutorial will show you: How to run the analysis from the dialog box or from PROCESS syntax How to test the regression assumptions in SPSS How to interpret the output (e.g. the index of moderated mediation) This tutorial is based on PROCESS version 3.4. How to report a moderated mediation:    • How to Report a Moderated Mediation   IMPORTANT INFORMATION: During the time since shooting this video I have come to the conclusion that in almost all cases you should use PROCESS model 15 instead of model 14. Most of the time we do not really know whether we have a moderation of the direct effect c' or not. But if we use model 14 and we do, in fact, have a moderated direct effect, then we can get seriously biased results for the interaction of the b-path and for the index of moderated mediation. For that reason I recommend using model 15 (if there is no moderation for the direct effect c' then model 15 will show that, so you are safe either way). Here you can find my video about model 15:    • Moderated Mediation with PROCESS Model 15 ...   On the companion webpage you will find SPSS syntax examples for the moderated mediation and for the test of the regression assumptions: https://www.regorz-statistik.de/en/pr...