Sentence examples for possible mediation from inspiring English sources

Possible mediating effects of witnessing the parents intoxicated were investigated, and so were the possible mediation of effects of parental abuse on school adjustment by mental distress or poor social network.

Here we explored the possibility that mind wandering mediates the relation between motivation and academic performance, and additionally, we examined possible mediation by both intentional and unintentional forms of mind wandering.

Further tests explored possible mediation from genotype to one psychological variable via the other.

Despite the comings and goings in Iran of officials of various nations, and talk out of there of a possible mediation of a ceasefire, no such thing seemed possible in Washington.

Because of escalating violence in El Salvador, however, he decided to return as soon as possible, in order to help with any possible mediation between the government and the guerrillas.

I would be pleased to hear from commenters who believe that education is primarily a matter of character building, and, as such, an activity best conducted among human beings, with the least possible mediation.

Additionally, possible mediations via social support and perceived empowerment attributable to the program were examined.

In the mediation analysis, one possible mediating factor was added at a time to the base models in order to assess the extent to which changes in each factor can explain changes in the recovery indicator, being observant of both mediating and possibly suppressing roles of those variables in the causal path between the independent and dependent variable [76, 77].

In order to answer review questions 2 & 3 for the studies included, all possible explicit mediation effects were reviewed through examining if a path-analysis or a mediation-analysis by multiple, staged regression approach was presented in the paper.

Cerar said the conversation with the future US president "touched very briefly" on possible Slovenian mediation efforts, "but there was no specific statement about that".

In other words, it is possible that mediation may be more effective when parties agree generally about what happened but disagree about how to respond than it is when parties disagree about what actually happened.