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Published in final edited form as: J Aggress Maltreat Trauma. 2015 Jun 10;24(5):501–519. doi: 10.1080/10926771.2015.1029182

Table 3.

Regression Results for Simple Mediation with Existential Well-Being as the Mediator and Age, Relationship Status, Homelessness, and Monthly Income as Covariates

Regression results	Beta	t	p

1. DTS regressed on CTQ (c)	.267	3.77	<.001
2. EXTWB regressed on CTQ (a)	−.141	−1.93	.05
3. DTS regressed on EXTWB controlling for CTQ (b)	−.345	−5.36	<.001
4. DTS regressed on CTQ controlling for EXTWB (c^’)	.219	3.25	.001

Indirect effect (ab)	Value		SE
Indirect effect (ab)	.049		.028

95% confidence interval of indirect effect (ab) based on 10,000 bootstrap samples	Lower Limit	.	Upper Limit
	.001		.113

Note. In Tables 3 and 4, CTQ stands for Childhood Trauma Questionnaire, which measures childhood trauma; ISANP stands for Index of Spouse Abuse – Nonphysical, which measures nonphysical IPV; RELWB stands for religious well-being subscale of the Spiritual Well-Being Scale, which measures religious well-being; EXTWB stands for existential well-being subscale of the Spiritual Well-Being Scale, which measures existential well-being; DTS stands for Davidson Trauma Scale, which measures PTSD symptoms.