J. Jacard's scientific contributions
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... The theory argues that individuals are likely to combine the implications of each of these salient characteristics and their relevance to the task at hand (Berger et al., 1972;Ridgeway & Smith-Lovin, 1999). However, researchers (Dawson & Richter, 2006;Jaccard & Turrisi, 2003) have suggested that a threeway interaction can either be probed empirically or proposed in a hypothesis with a full explanation of the specification of its manifestation (Dawson, 2014). Since there is no definite theoretical reasoning to help us specify the exact form of interaction, we choose to perform post hoc probing on threeway interactions and report the results, if applicable. ...
