Moderation template

Moderation analysis template:

Step 1: Define the research question and hypotheses.

• Research question: How does variable Z moderate the relationship between variables X and Y?
• Hypotheses:
  • H1: There is a significant relationship between X and Y.
  • H2: There is a significant interaction between X and Z on Y.

Step 2: Identify the variables and operationalize them.

• Independent variable (X): [variable name]
• Moderator variable (Z): [variable name]
• Dependent variable (Y): [variable name]

Step 3: Collect and analyze data.

• Use appropriate statistical tests, such as ANOVA or regression, to assess the relationship between X and Y.
• Use a moderation analysis method, such as the interaction term or the Johnson-Neyman technique, to examine the significance of the interaction between X and Z on Y.

Step 4: Interpret and report the results.

• Report the results of the statistical tests for the relationship between X and Y.
• Report the results of the moderation analysis and interpret the strength and significance of the moderating effect of Z.

Step 5: Discuss limitations and implications of the study.

• Discuss any limitations of the study, such as the sample size or measurement used.
• Discuss the implications of the results and how they contribute to the understanding of the research question.

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