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. 2024 Dec 6;15:1442826. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2024.1442826

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The mediating role of T85 in the relationship between neuroticism and psychological symptoms. (A): T85 as a mediator between neuroticism and somatization; (B): T85 as a mediator between neuroticism and interpersonal sensitivity; (C): T85 as a mediator between neuroticism and depression; (D): T85 as a mediator between neuroticism and anxiety; (E): T85 as a mediator between neuroticism and hostility; (F): T85 as a mediator between neuroticism and phobic anxiety; (G): T85 as a mediator between neuroticism and psychoticism; Pathway: (a) Relation between neuroticism and T85; (b) Relation between T85 and psychological symptoms; (c) Total effect of neuroticism on psychological symptoms; (c’) Direct effect of neuroticism on psychological symptoms. Numbers are displayed as regression coefficients (standard error). p<0.05; *p<0.01.