how to read the output from Johnson-Neyman plot and floodlight analyisis?

Rongyu_Kuang — Sun, 11 Jun 2023 00:00:45 GMT

hi,

I have got an add-in from https://community.jmp.com/t5/JMPer-Cable/Who-what-why-and-how-Tools-for-modeling-and-visualizing/bc-p/624293#M842 to implement floodlight analysis through Johnson-Neyman Plot.

according to the table of the example from the linkage above;

what does "_c" mean? such as "meaning_c" and overwhelming_c"?

focus on my own study, I got a moderator called "SE" which is a continuous variable, and an independent variable which is a categorical variable with 2 levels, i dummied as "0" and "1".

just a quick question about the significant boundary, my output shows that "The simple slope of dummy_c passes from significance to non-significance when average SE_c equals -6.459 and -0.231. The simple slope of dummy_c is significant outside of these two values." why the significant boundary is a negative value (i.e., -6.459 and -0.231). the average SE measured through 11-bipolar scales is generally positive value. moreover, what does "_c" in "average SE_c" or "dummy_c" mean ?

best wishes, Rongyu

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