Assessing mediation in simple and complex models
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- Mediation analysis with multiple mediators
- Causal mediation analysis with multiple mediators
- Assessing moderated mediation in linear models requires fewer confounding assumptions than assessing mediation
- Identification, inference and sensitivity analysis for causal mediation effects
- A simpler approach for mediation analysis for dichotomous mediators in logistic regression
- Causal mediation analysis with a latent mediator
- Sensitivity analysis for assumptions of general mediation analysis
Cited in
(12)- A comparison of approaches to interval estimation of mediated effects in linear regression models
- Conceptual issues concerning mediation, interventions and composition
- Statistical mediation analysis with a multicategorical independent variable
- Assessing moderated mediation in linear models requires fewer confounding assumptions than assessing mediation
- A simpler approach for mediation analysis for dichotomous mediators in logistic regression
- Total-effect test is superfluous for establishing complementary mediation
- Statistical methods for mediation, confounding and moderation analysis using R and SAS
- Design-based single-mediator approach for complex survey data
- Comparison and robustness of the REML, ML, MIVQUE estimators for multi-level random mediation model
- Testing indirect effect with a complete or incomplete dichotomous mediator
- Signal-to-noise ratio in estimating and testing the mediation effect: structural equation modeling versus path analysis with weighted composites
- Understanding power anomalies in mediation analysis
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