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. 2018 Apr 30;76:23. doi: 10.1186/s13690-018-0269-1

Table 3.

Total, direct and indirect effects of exercise stereotypes dimensions as independent variables and exercise self-efficacy and perceived physical fatigue as mediators on physical activity in people living with HIV, France 2017

Mediators IV → mediator (s) Mediator(s) → DV Total effect Direct effect Indirect effect 95% CI
BEN → PA SE-FAT .38***/−.05 .001**/−.16 .16** .13 .02** [.006 to .061]
RIS → PA SE-FAT −.11/−.08 .001**/−.16 −.08 −.06 −.02* [−.051 to −.002]
LCE → PA SE-FAT −.23/.44 .001**/−.16 −.19** −.12* −.08* [−.154 to −.018]

Notes. N = 305, IV independent variable, DV dependent variable, BEN exercise benefits stereotypes, RIS exercise risks stereotypes, LCE lack of capacity for exercise stereotypes, SE exercise self-efficacy, FAT perceived physical fatigue, 95% CI lower and upper bound of bias-corrected 95% confidence interval with 5000 bootstrap samples

*p < .05. **p < .01, ***p < .001