This study utilized mediation analysis to investigate factors that mediated the relationship between history of incarceration and ED use.
Mediation analysis revealed that fashion leadership mediated the relationship between innate innovativeness and domain-specific fashion innovativeness.
It fully mediated the relationship between global self-worth and general well-being and partially mediated the relationship between general social support and general well-being.
Relatedness mediated the relationship between mentor satisfaction and connectedness.
Additionally, AS cognitive concerns mediated the relationship between these constructs.
Self-management mediated the relationship between communication, ESS, and HRQOL.
No cognitive styles significantly mediated the relationship between anxiety disorder and hypomanic symptoms.
No other assessed parameter mediated the relationship between current irritability and delayed depressive recovery.
Further, sleep quality also mediated the relationship between pain interference and the frequency of headaches.
As hypothesized, coping self-efficacy mediated the relationship between hardiness and appraisal, whereas coping style mediated the relationship between hardiness and coping behavior.
Self-regulation independently mediated the relationship between mindfulness and positive affect; however, both executive function and self-regulation independently mediated the relationship between mindfulness and negative affect.
