Whereas previous studies have identified the importance of material objects in art projects and home spaces in mediating relations between people, surprisingly little attention has been paid to the physical configuration of space in work on encounters, despite the fact that geography is a spatial discipline.
We found evidence consistent with negative voice-content fully (not partially) mediating the relation between childhood adversity and voice-related distress.
There is, potentially, a large number of factors outside of the home which may be of importance mediating the relation between parental education and student achievement.
Alcoholism and psychopathology were not directly predictive of harsh parenting with marital aggression included in the model, thus indicating that marital aggression is mediating the relation between paternal risk factors and parenting outcome.
The role of diet cost in mediating the relation between SEP and diet quality was assessed using Barry and Kenny three-step framework for formal mediation analysis (Baron & Kenny, 1986).
The involvement of the latter brain region, as well as the supplementary motor area [ 26, 35], may also be linked to the SSI, given their potential role in mediating the relation between action and emotion perception.
The result of attachment style and self-esteem mediating the relation between childhood experiences and depressive symptoms indicates that interventions of depression among this population should specifically focus on reconstruction of attachment and enhancement of self-esteem.
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.
Self-efficacy was found to mediate the relation between pain-related fear and pain intensity, and between pain-related fear and disability.
Beliefs differ from desires, for instance, in the role that each plays in mediating the relations between perceptual inputs, behavioral outputs and other intervening psychological states.
Results indicate that narrating is a flexible cultural tool for mediating individual societal relations, with implications for research and practice design.
