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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 4.

Regression Results for the Multiple Mediator Model with Nonphysical IPV and Existential Well-Being as the Mediators 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. ISANP regressed on CTQ (a₁)	.095	1.79	.07
3. EXTWB regressed on CTQ controlling for ISANP (a₂)	−.121	−1.67	.10
4. EXTWB regressed on ISANP controlling for CTQ (a₃)	−.166	−2.28	.02
5. DTS regressed on ISANP controlling for EXTWB, CTQ (b₁)	.152	2.13	.03
6. DTS regressed on EXTWB controlling for ISANP, CTQ (b₂)	−.321	−4.93	<.001
7. DTS regressed on CTQ controlling for ISANP, EXTWB (c’)	.213	3.17	.002

Indirect effects	Value		SE
Total indirect effects (a₁b₁+a₂b₂+a₁a₃b₂)	.058		.029
a₁b₁	.014		.012
a₂b₂	.039		.026
a₁a₃b₂	.005		.004

95% confidence interval based on 10,000 bootstrap samples	Lower Limit		Upper Limit

Total indirect effects (a₁b₁+a₂b₂+a₁a₃b₂)	.008		.012
a₁b₁	−.0005		.048
a₂b₂	−.007		.098
a₁a₃b₂	.0002		.018