Table 3.

Analysis of the total, direct and indirect effects in the sample

				Bootstrapping (5000)
		Product of coefficients		Percentile 95% CI		Bias corrected percentile 95% CI
Point estimate		SE	Z	Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper
Combined model (n = 990)
Total	0.433**	0.056	7.675	0.322	0.543	0.361	0.601
Direct	0.227**	0.051	4.429	0.127	0.328	0.170	0.390
Indirect	0.206**	0.032	6.462	0.143	0.268	0.148	0.261
X → M1 → Y	0.122**	0.024	5.026	0.074	0.169	0.075	0.149
X → M2 → Y	0.060**	0.018	3.388	0.025	0.094	0.037	0.125
X → M1 → M2 → Y	0.024**	0.007	3.362	0.010	0.038	0.002	0.029
Men (n = 272)
Total	0.652**	0.118	5.520	0.421	0.884	0.414	0.928
Direct	0.382**	0.095	4.027	0.196	0.567	0.172	0.629
Indirect	0.271**	0.068	3.962	0.137	0.405	0.157	0.411
X → M1 → Y	0.156**	0.054	2.877	0.050	0.262	0.080	0.260
X → M2 → Y	0.087*	0.034	2.516	0.019	0.154	0.024	0.191
X → M1 → M2 → Y	0.029	0.016	1.732	−0.004	0.061	−0.006	0.055
Women (n = 718)
Total	0.358**	0.065	5.548	0.233	0.487	0.284	0.566
Direct	0.178**	0.060	2.965	0.060	0.295	0.118	0.374
Indirect	0.180**	0.035	5.137	0.113	0.252	0.119	0.242
X → M1 → Y	0.110**	0.022	3.257	0.028	0.113	0.057	0.141
X → M2 → Y	0.048**	0.025	4.104	0.053	0.151	0.022	0.126
X → M1 → M2 → Y	0.022*	0.004	2.158	0.001	0.018	0.006	0.029

*P < 0.05, **P < 0.01. All the values are unstandardized. X1 = pain, M1 = perceived social support, M2 = self‐rated health, Y = depression.

CI, confidence interval.