Hi everyone,
Please I need your help
My model includs X as an independent varable, and Y as a dependent variabl, while CI ; VS and RP are continuous moderating variables. And I want to add a categorical moderating variable, i.e Gendre (Female and male). (PLS-MGA)
Is this way correct to assess moderating effects.
If it is, which method should I use to examine these effects
Greetings
Moderating effect using PLS-MGA
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cringle
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Re: Moderating effect using PLS-MGA
Sure, why not. However, I usually analyze one moderator at a time if I like to focus on a single path. If all paths are interesting, I conduct multi-group analyses.
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CR
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CR
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Choukri
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Re: Moderating effect using PLS-MGA
Ok, thak you Professor Cringle,
but I think that the last time you said to me that: how can make a multi-group analyses with model includes continuous moderating variables!!
You mentioned that here
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3742
...................Post by cringle » Tue Jun 09, 2015 8:46 pm
...................Multi-group and moderator analysis at the same time. I have never seen such a PLS-SEM analysis...
What should I do?
but I think that the last time you said to me that: how can make a multi-group analyses with model includes continuous moderating variables!!
You mentioned that here
viewtopic.php?f=12&t=3742
...................Post by cringle » Tue Jun 09, 2015 8:46 pm
...................Multi-group and moderator analysis at the same time. I have never seen such a PLS-SEM analysis...
What should I do?