利用SPSS報表自動繪製交互作用圖
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Two-way interactions
To test for two-way interactions (often thought of as a relationship between an independent variable (IV) and dependent variable (DV), moderated by a third variable), first run a regression analysis, including both independent variables (referred to hence as the IV and moderator) and their interaction (product) term. It is recommended that the independent variable and moderator are standardised before calculation of the product term, although this is not essential. The product term should be significant in the regression equation in order for the interaction to be interpretable.

If you have two unstandardised variables, you can plot your interaction effect by entering the unstandardised regression coefficients (including intercept/constant) and means & standard deviations of the IV and moderator in the following worksheet. If you have control variables in your regression, the values of the dependent variable displayed on the plot will be inaccurate unless you standardise (or centre) all control variables first (although the pattern, and therefore the interpretation, will be correct).

If you have two standardised variables, you can plot your interaction effect by entering the just unstandardised regression coefficients (including intercept/constant) in the following worksheet. If you have control variables in your regression, the values of the dependent variable displayed on the plot will be inaccurate unless you also standardise  (or centre) all control variables first (although the pattern, and therefore the interpretation, will be correct). Note that the interaction term should not be standardised after calculation, but should be based on the standardised values of the IV & moderator.