Sentence examples for mediated by change from inspiring English sources

We investigated how Motivational Interviewing effects might be mediated by change talk (i.e., arguments for change) and moderated by preference for consistency (PFC).

To examine the relationship of the received interventions and depressive symptoms as mediated by change in automatic negative thoughts, self-efficacy, and reinforcement, we will utilize the method recommended by Baron and Kenny [ 39].

Specifically, we wanted to investigate 1) whether caregivers reported changes in their own emotional reactions and depressive symptoms during the therapy process and whether the changes differed between TF-CBT and TAU and 2) whether the effect of treatment on child PTS symptoms and child depressive symptoms was mediated by change in parental emotional reactions and depressive symptoms.

As height was related to all of the lean mass indicators (for LBM, R = 0.87; for ASM, R = 0.84; for grip strength, R = 0.70; all P < 0.001), an additional model (model 3) that included height along with the variables included in model 2 was constructed to assess the extent to which the variation in lean mass indicators in relation to the confounders is mediated by change in height.

The effectiveness of financial incentive schemes in changing behaviour might also result from indirect influences, mediated by changes to some aspects of the process involved in their delivery.

Change in central obesity is a potential mediator [ 20], but we found no evidence that these associations were mediated by changes in general and central adiposity.

These effects do not seem to be mediated by changes in serotonergic and inflammatory parameters.

This effect does not appear to be mediated by changes in insulin sensitivity.

Changes in tissue glucose uptake may be mediated by changes in pancreatic insulin secretion or peripheral tissue responses to insulin.

Regression analyses revealed the prevention effect of the FCU on substance use was mediated by changes in parental monitoring.

Recent accounts suggest that prime-to-behavior effects are mediated by changes to the active self-concept.