Thank you very much for creating these videos! It was of great help to see that Process can be used in R (which spared me from having to manually enter and test a path model for hours!) and make it work (I previously used the ProcessR package which didn't work as easily). Great explanations and step-by-step visualisations with the additional benefit of interpretations. I will definitely recommend your videos to my peers. Cheers!
Hi Mike, thank you for sharing this video. I am doing a GDP and stock price correlation in 5-years currently. I am struggling how to create data in SPSS. since each year only have 1 GDP number, but many number of stock price (50 stocks). Could you help me on this?
Hello, can you post a video that is parallel mediation but there are two or more dependent variables and explain how to interpret and all that (as one limitation of process macro spss is that you can't do this). This would be most helpful! Also, thank you always for your awesome videos
Hi Jennie, thanks for your post. Unfortunately, Process only allows for a single dv in SPSS and R. It's just a basic limitation of the macro regardless of program used. That said you can easily model this using Lavaan in R. If you want a shorter cut, you might try Jamovi program which is free and built on R. If you add the right package from the library (also free; but I'm drawing a blank on the name right now), you can compute coefficients and tests for this model easily. Cheers!
@@mikecrowson2462 Hello again, thanks so much for your comment, I will look into it. But if possible, then could you post a video using parallel mediation and 2 dvs using Lavvan? I have not been able to find any videos on this. Thanks
Thank you very much for creating these videos! It was of great help to see that Process can be used in R (which spared me from having to manually enter and test a path model for hours!) and make it work (I previously used the ProcessR package which didn't work as easily). Great explanations and step-by-step visualisations with the additional benefit of interpretations. I will definitely recommend your videos to my peers. Cheers!
I'm glad this was helpful Lea! Thank you for visiting!
Hi Mike, thank you for sharing this video. I am doing a GDP and stock price correlation in 5-years currently. I am struggling how to create data in SPSS. since each year only have 1 GDP number, but many number of stock price (50 stocks). Could you help me on this?
Hello, can you post a video that is parallel mediation but there are two or more dependent variables and explain how to interpret and all that (as one limitation of process macro spss is that you can't do this). This would be most helpful! Also, thank you always for your awesome videos
Hi Jennie, thanks for your post. Unfortunately, Process only allows for a single dv in SPSS and R. It's just a basic limitation of the macro regardless of program used. That said you can easily model this using Lavaan in R. If you want a shorter cut, you might try Jamovi program which is free and built on R. If you add the right package from the library (also free; but I'm drawing a blank on the name right now), you can compute coefficients and tests for this model easily. Cheers!
@@mikecrowson2462 Hello again, thanks so much for your comment, I will look into it. But if possible, then could you post a video using parallel mediation and 2 dvs using Lavvan? I have not been able to find any videos on this. Thanks
My face right now after trying to do some serial mediation in R without considering that the process macro is probably there (just like SPSS)...😐
I’m right there with ya!