tingleyd
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1 year ago If you are sure they are causal unrelated just do the regular mediation analysis on each.
See our APSR article for a heuristic overview.
On Thu, Aug 24, 2023 at 9:05 AM minhengw @.***> wrote:
As title.
Hi, I know there is a function mediations() to perform "multiple" mediation models, and each of them is with a single mediator.
However, if I want to perform a mediaiton model with multiple mediators (like multiple mechanisms in a model, and they are uncorrelated with each other), how could I do that in this package? Thanks!
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minhengw
As title.
Hi, I know there is a function mediations() to perform "multiple" mediation models, and each of them is with a single mediator.
However, if I want to perform a mediaiton model with multiple mediators (like multiple mechanisms in a model, and they are uncorrelated with each other), how could I do that in this package? Thanks!