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. 2020 Apr 16;6(3):153–164. doi: 10.1093/workar/waaa007

Table 3.

Direct and Indirect Effects of Predictor Variables on Outcome Variables

Predictor Variables Affective Wellbeing Life Satisfaction Overall Health Personal-Life-to-Work Interference Life Satisfaction Overall Health Personal-Life-to-Work Interference
Men Women Men Men Men Women Women Women
Direct effects
 Workplace incivility for men −.24** .05
 Workplace incivility for women −.11* −.17**
 Affective well-being for men .26** .24** −.13* .23** .01
 Affective well-being for women .07 −.01 .24** .14* −.15*
Indirect effects via affective well-being
 Workplace incivility for men −.06* −.06* .04* −.04* .01 .01
 Workplace incivility for women −.02 −.01 .00 −.05* −.02 .03
Total R2 .17 .07 .12 .08 .04 .13 .04 .04

Note. N = 299. Standardized estimates are presented for direct and indirect effects, both of which were included in the model (i.e., each effect controls for all other effects). The results also control for neuroticism at T1.

*p < .05; **p < .01.