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Table 3.

Results of the bootstrapping analyses testing cognitive biases as mediators between child-reported threat information transmission and modeling of parents and children’s anxiety symptoms

IV	M	Effect of IV on M	Effect of M on DV	Direct effect	Indirect effect	Total effect
Mothers
Threat information	Confirmation bias	.31***	.17**	.09	.05ª	.20**
Threat information	Interpretation bias	.16*	.39***		.16ª
Modeling	Confirmation bias	.03	.17**	.19**	.01	.28***
Modeling	Interpretation bias	.20**	.39***		.08ª
Fathers
Threat information	Confirmation bias	.26***	.18**	.06	.05ª	.20**
Threat information	Interpretation bias	.21**	.42***		.09ª
Modeling	Confirmation bias	.05	.18**	.21***	.01	.27***
Modeling	Interpretation bias	.11	.42***		.05

IV independent Variable, M mediator, DV dependent variable

^aSignificant point estimate (p < .05)

* p < .05, ** p < .01, *** p < .001