Table 4.

Regression analysis results, with depersonalisation as outcome and psychological capital as mediator.

Predictors	Path Coefficients				a × b (BCa 95% CI)	R2
	c	a	b	c’
Males
Extrinsic effort	0.334 **	‒0.228 **	‒0.206 **	0.287 **	0.047 (0.022, 0.083)	0.140
Reward	‒0.144 **	0.223 **	‒0.249 **	‒0.088	‒0.056 (‒0.098,‒0.028)	0.071
Overcommitment	0.153 **	‒0.056	‒0.259 **	0.139 **	0.015 (‒0.012, 0.043)	0.081
Females
Extrinsic effort	0.314 **	‒0.286 **	‒0.196 **	0.258 **	0.056 (0.033, 0.087)	0.132
Reward	‒0.169 **	0.237 **	‒0.246 **	‒0.111 **	‒0.059 (‒0.087, ‒0.037)	0.083
Overcommitment	0.129 **	‒0.162 **	‒0.256 **	0.087 **	0.042 (0.021, 0.069)	0.080

Notes: c: associations of extrinsic effort, reward and overcommitment with depersonalization; a: associations of extrinsic effort, reward and overcommitment with PsyCap; b: association between PsyCap and depersonalization after controlling for the predictor variables; c’: associations of extrinsic effort, reward and overcommitment with depersonalization after adding PsyCap as mediator; a × b: the product of a and b; BCa 95% CI: the bias-corrected and accelerated 95% confidence interval age, marital status, education and weekly work time are covariates; ** significant at the 0.01 level (2-tailed).