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st: curvilinearity with moderator


From   P K <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: curvilinearity with moderator
Date   Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:48:44 +0000 (GMT)

Hi,

I am trying to examine the moderating effects on a curvilinear relation between variable A and B in a multiple regression,

ie. 

A ->B : positive coeff.
A^2 ->B : negative coefficient


I want to examine whether introducing variable C shifts the whole distribution of A to the right.

Variable A and B are continuous
Variable C is categorical.

For examing such a moderating role of variable C, I think that only the interaction of AxC   has to be significant and positive - is that right? 

Or does the interaction betwen A^2 xC also has to be significant (in that case, this would imply that the distribution of A is not only shifted to the right, but also that the shape of the distribution has changed, correct?)

Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks,
Pat


      

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