Sentence examples for mediate this relation from inspiring English sources
Is the relation between adaptive abilities and health state utilities mediated by HRQL domains [ 33]? Since we investigated psychological adaptive abilities we assume from a theoretical point of view that only mental health can mediate this relation.
The current study examined whether mothers', fathers', and children's perceptions of neighborhood danger are related to child aggression, whether parental monitoring moderates this relation, and whether harsh parenting mediates this relation.
Self-efficacy was found to mediate the relation between pain-related fear and pain intensity, and between pain-related fear and disability.
We expected diabetes-related stress to fully mediate the relation between protective factors and diabetes-specific aspects of adjustment and partially mediate the relation between protective factors and generic aspects of adjustment.
This study tested whether perceived interpersonal discrepancies mediate the relation between perfectionistic concerns and depressive symptoms; 240 participants were recruited and this mediational model was tested with a four-wave, 4-week longitudinal design.
Another interesting question from this study would be what additional variables mediate the relation between pregnancy intention and maternal mental health.
This study aimed to determine whether self-efficacy beliefs mediated the relation between pain-related fear and pain, and between pain-related fear and disability in CLBP patients who exhibited high pain-related fear.
This implies that response style and cognitive errors are assumed to mediate the relation between prevention programs and symptoms of depression and anxiety.
Further, ethical beliefs partially (fully) mediate the relation between opportunity (social norms) and underreporting.
Contextual risk factors were found to mediate the relation between maternal depression and child behavioral outcomes.
Negative interpersonal events mediate the relation between borderline features and aggressive behavior: findings from a nonclinical sample of undergraduate women.
