Interpreting the interaction of latent variables: A methodological exemplification of the Johnson-Neyman graphical method
This article is a methodological exemplification of the use of Johnson-Neyman’s graphs to interpret the interaction effect between latent variables. It follows the methodological exemplification of Girard and Béland (2017) and provides some updates regarding previously exemplified analyses. Also, it proposes another way of interpreting the interaction effect which has some advantages compared to the “select a point” method.