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Table 2.

Within- and Between-Person Mediation Models

Within-Person Mediation Models
Predictor	Mediator	Criterion	a Path B (SE B)	b Path B (SE B)	ab Mediating Effect	Correlation of a and b	Asymmetric CI
Predictor	Mediator	Criterion	a Path B (SE B)	b Path B (SE B)	ab Mediating Effect	Correlation of a and b	LL	UL
PIE	PA	RC	0.045 (0.005)^***	0.423 (0.020)^***	0.019^***	0.044	0.015	0.024
PIE	Enjoyment	RC	0.119 (0.009)^***	0.028 (0.008)^***	0.003^***	0.011	0.001	0.005
PIE	Enjoyment	PA	0.119 (0.009)^***	0.074 (0.011)^***	0.009^***	−0.064	0.006	0.012

Between-Person Mediation Models
Predictor	Mediator	Criterion	a Path B (SE B)	b Path B (SE B)	ab Mediating Effect	Correlation of a and b	Asymmetric CI
Predictor	Mediator	Criterion	a Path B (SE B)	b Path B (SE B)	ab Mediating Effect	Correlation of a and b	LL	UL
PIE	PA	RC	0.097 (0.029)^**	0.568 (0.069)^***	0.055^**	0.151	0.021	0.095
PIE	Enjoyment	RC	0.143 (0.028)^***	0.072 (0.057)	0.010	−0.029	−0.006	0.028
PIE	Enjoyment	PA	0.143 (0.028)^***	0.240 (0.076)^**	0.034^**	−0.019	0.034	0.062

Note. Observations based on 191 participants with up to 30 daily diary assessments. RC = resilient cognitions, PA = positive affect, Enjoyment = shared enjoyment, PIE = positive interpersonal events, CI = confidence interval; LL = lower limit, UL = upper limit

p < .05,

^**

p < .01,

^***

p < .001