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. 2020 Dec 8;11:568824. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2020.568824

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Copyright © 2020 Ho, Muzik, Rosenblum, Morelen, Nakamura and Swain.

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The single-mediator model for each of the three mediators: M₁ = T2–T1 differences in the MMR(all) in the left STG (A), M₂ = T2–T1 differences in MMR(all)-dependent PPI between dmPFC and PAG, (B) and M₃ = T2–T1 differences in the MMR(j-d) in the left amygdala showed that each mediator significantly mediated the MP effects on reducing parenting stress from T1 to T2 (C). The age of Own Child was used as a covariate in all mediation models. See Table 3 for the statistical results of these three single-mediator models.