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- 38
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Antonio A. Morgan‐López,
David P. MacKinnon
(2006).
Demonstration and evaluation of a method for assessing mediated moderation.
Behavior Research Methods
, 38
(1)
, 77-87.
https://doi.org/10.3758/bf03192752
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- 10.3758/bf03192752