A Multivariate Test for Sequential Moderation
Educational and Psychological MeasurementPublished 1 December 1982
Lawrence R. James, George W. Joe, Dennis Irons
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Abstract
An analytic procedure is presented which casts sequential moderator analysis in the role of a multivariate test of parallelism of regressions. The procedure addresses a test for comparing predictor-criterion relationships for one set of measurements on multiple predictors and repeated measurements on a criterion. The application of the sequential moderation test to issues associated with dynamic criteria is discussed.
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