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Causal Inference in Mediation Studies When Using Psychological States as Mediators
The growing interest in the underlying causal mechanisms of phenomena has led to the widespread application of mediation models in social science research. Researchers usually employ regression-based approaches (such as Baron and Kenny’s criteria, Sobel test and SEM) to explore causal relationships.
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