If a Study Finds Evidence That a Variable Mediates the Association

question 47

Multiple Choice

If a study finds evidence that a variable mediates the association between an independent and dependent variable,it means that once the mediating variable is added to the statistical model,the results would show a(n)

• A)significant relationship between the independent variable and the mediating variable.
• B)reduction or elimination of the association between the independent and dependent variables.
• C)significant relationship between the mediating variable and the dependent variable.
• D)increase or reversal in the association between the independent and dependent variables.

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