theta_plot: A function to plot simple slopes and region of significance.

In dynr: Dynamic Models with Regime-Switching

A function to plot simple slopes and region of significance.

Description

A function to plot simple slopes and region of significance.

Usage

theta_plot(.lm, predictor, moderator, alpha = 0.05, jn = F, title0,
  predictorLab, moderatorLab)

Arguments

.lm	A regression object from running a linear model of the form: lm(y~ x1+x2+x1:x2), yielding: y = b0 + b1*x1 + b2*x2 + b3*x1*x2 + residual. In this case, one may rewrite the lm as y = b0 + (b1+b3*x2)*x1 + b2*x2 + residual, where (b1+b3*x2) is referred to as the simple slope of x1, x1 is the predictor, and x2 is the moderator whose values yield different simple slope values for x1.
predictor	The independent variable for which simple slope is requested
moderator	The moderator whose values affect the simple slopes of the predictor. Appears on the horizontal axis.
alpha	The designated alpha level for the Johnson-Neyman technique
jn	A binary flag requesting the Johnson-Neyman test (T or F)
title0	Title for the plot
predictorLab	Label for the predictor
moderatorLab	Label for the moderator

Value

A region of significance plot with simple slopes of the predictor on the vertical axis, and values of the moderator on the horizontal axis.

References

Adapted from functions written by Marco Bachl to perform the Johnson-Neyman test and produce a plot of simple slopes and region of significance available at: https://rpubs.com/bachl/jn-plot

dynr documentation built on May 29, 2024, 2:49 a.m.