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. 2016 Jan 11;11(6):1680–1691. doi: 10.1177/1557988315625774

Table 3.

Bootstrap Estimates and 95% Bias-Corrected Confidence Intervals for Direct and Indirect Effects of HPNQ–Home and HPNQ–Workplace on Three Health Outcomes (N = 669).

DV: Positive mental health
DV: Perceived health
DV: BMI
B (β) Low High B (β) Low High B (β) Low High
IV: HPNQ–home
 Total effect 0.365 (0.231) 0.240 0.484 0.360 (0.213) 0.236 0.480 −0.974 (−0.122) −1.587 −0.352
 Indirect effect of IV 0.217 (0.137) 0.149 0.291 0.216 (0.128) 0.139 0.298 −0.243 (−0.031) −0.459 −0.089
  Through health behaviors 0.112 (0.071) 0.065 0.162 0.048 (0.028) 0.022 0.083
  Through health self-efficacy 0.045 (0.029) 0.019 0.082 0.142 (0.084) 0.080 0.209 −0.243 (−0.031) −0.459 −0.089
  Through health self-efficacy mediated by health behaviors 0.060 (0.038) 0.035 0.090 0.026 (0.015) 0.012 0.044
 Direct effect 0.148 (0.094) 0.037 0.254 0.144 (0.085) 0.034 0.242 −0.731 (−0.092) −1.373 −0.075
IV: HPNQ–workplace
 Total effect 0.166 (0.133) 0.078 0.253 0.085 (0.064) 0.022 0.142 −0.122 (−0.019) −0.281 −0.031
 Indirect effect of IV 0.053 (0.043) 0.014 0.094 0.085 (0.064) 0.022 0.142 −0.122 (−0.019) −0.281 −0.031
  Through health behaviors
  Through health self-efficacy 0.023 (0.018) 0.006 0.049 0.072 (0.054) 0.020 0.125 −0.122 (−0.019) −0.281 −0.031
  Through health self-efficacy mediated by health behaviors 0.030 (0.024) 0.009 0.054 0.013 (0.010) 0.004 0.027
 Direct effect 0.113 (0.091) 0.029 0.198

Note. HPNQ = Health-Promoting Neighborhood Questionnaire; IV = independent variable; DV = dependent variable; BMI = body mass index. Results obtained with N = 2,000 bootstraps. Although other variables were included in the model (see Figure 1), only the effects of IV on the three main health outcomes are presented in the table. All effects in the table are statistically significant (bootstrap confidence interval excludes zero).