What is the minimum size for the sample size to run the Hayes Process in SPSS and what are the advantages if I choose model 1 in the Hayes Process?

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The procedure compute?

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Rainer Duesing

Both questions are ill formulated.

Since there are lots of models in PROCESS, there is no absolute minimum, except 2 samples per group to be able to calculate a variance. But this not what you mean I think. The effect size of practical relevance in your research field or smallest effect size of interest (SESOI) and power and alpha determine the sample size. There is no absolute value, especially if you may have different models (mediation, moderation....), there is no easy way to determine it.

Benefits of model 1? Compared with what?

Nurhanani Yazid

Thanks Rainer.

Benefits of model 1 when compared to other models.

I still dont understand your question. It doesnt make sense to me. You choose your model, which fits to your hypotheses and your data generating process. If you have only 1 moderator and all assumptions are met, model 1 is fine, but if you have a mediation hypothesis this wont make any sense for example. Thefore, model 1 is not better than others.