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| Wim Beyers posted on Tuesday, May 28, 2019 - 12:44 am
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In a 3-way cross-level interaction analysis, I want to know whether the effect of a within-level variable (X) on outcome (Y) is moderated by the interaction of two between-level variables (W & Z), while controlling for the main effects of W and Z on Y.
With:
- X is a dummy code dichotomous variable.
- W is a latent variable composed of two observed variables (w1 and w2).
- Z is an observed variable.
For this, I used this syntax :
USEVARIABLES ARE
id X Y w1 w2 cZ;
MISSING ARE ALL (999);
WITHIN = X;
BETWEEN = cZ w1 w2 ;
CLUSTER = id;
DEFINE:
cZ = Z - (4.104);
ANALYSIS: TYPE = TWOLEVEL RANDOM GENERAL;
ESTIMATOR = MLR;
ALGORITHM=INTEGRATION;
MODEL: %WITHIN%
s1| Y ON X;
%BETWEEN%
W BY w1* w2;
W@1;
WZ | cZ XWITH W;
Y ON W cZ;
s1 (b1);
s1 ON W (b2);
s1 ON cZ (b3);
s1 ON WZ (b23);
My questions are:
(1) Is this syntax adequate for the purpose above? |
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You want to say
[s1] (b1);
Otherwise, ok. |
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