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The causal step methods more widely known as the Baron-Kenny method
Description
Perform the Baron-Kenny method on a recursive path model.
Usage
BK(out, alpha = out$alpha)
Arguments
out
An output of class PAmediaiton form pathanalysis::mediation.
alpha
Type I error rate. Default is the one from the original mediation.
Value
Determine if there is a mediated relation for each indirect effects and whether it is partial or complete.
Examples
res <- mediation(model = y ~ m2 ~ m1 ~ x, data = medEX, standardized = TRUE)
BK(res)
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The causal step methods more widely known as the Baron-Kenny method
Description
Perform the Baron-Kenny method on a recursive path model.
Usage
BK(out, alpha = out$alpha)
Arguments
out |
An output of class |
alpha |
Type I error rate. Default is the one from the original mediation. |
Value
Determine if there is a mediated relation for each indirect effects and whether it is partial or complete.
Examples
res <- mediation(model = y ~ m2 ~ m1 ~ x, data = medEX, standardized = TRUE)
BK(res)
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