Figure 1. Interaction between Centrality and Internalization on Psychological Distress.

At most levels of identity centrality (below the 75^th percentile), the relationship between internalization and psychological distress is not significant. At very high levels of centrality, however, greater internalization is related to greater psychological distress. Note: Plot based on predicted values of distress given values of the predictor variables at the 10^th, 25^th, 50^th, 75^th, and 90^th percentiles. Predictor variables centered.