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. 2020 Dec 10;17(24):9237. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17249237

Table 4.

Direct and indirect effects of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)-related discrimination on anxiety, distress, depression, and insomnia through the mediating effects of shame and internalized stigma.

Model Path Effect Boot SE Boot 95%CI Effect Size
D on anxiety Direct effect 0.0391 0.2757 −0.5020, 0.5802 5.41%
Indirect effect
Total 0.6841 0.1529 0.3889, 0.9918 94.59%
D→S→Anxiety 0.2025 0.0887 0.0361, 0.3899 28.00%
D→IS→Anxiety 0.4308 0.1127 0.2204, 0.6633 59.57%
D→S→IS→Anxiety 0.0507 0.0254 0.008, 0.1077 7.01%
D on distress Direct effect 0.7689 0.3158 0.1501, 1.3896 46.54%
Indirect effect
Total 0.8822 0.1795 0.5511, 1.2642 53.40%
D→S→Distress 0.1949 0.0822 0.0411, 0.3669 11.80%
D→IS→Distress 0.6149 0.132 0.3761, 0.8908 37.22%
D→S→IS→Distress 0.0724 0.0366 0.0141, 0.1597 4.38%
D on depression Direct effect 0.0594 0.3238 −0.5759, 0.6948 6.97%
Indirect effect
Total 0.7929 0.1904 0.4261, 1.1704 93.03%
D→S→Depression 0.2957 0.1266 0.0516, 0.5541 34.69%
D→IS→Depression 0.4448 0.126 0.2046, 0.7034 52.19%
D→S→IS→Depression 0.0524 0.0272 0.0077, 0.1135 6.15%
D on insomnia Direct effect 0.1528 0.3516 −0.5372, 0.8428 15.73%
Indirect effect
Total 0.8184 0.1954 0.458, 1.2168 84.27%
D→S→Insomnia 0.2334 0.1025 0.0482, 0.4457 24.03%
D→IS→Insomnia 0.5233 0.1435 0.2567, 0.8183 53.88%
D→S→IS→Insomnia 0.0616 0.0325 0.0107, 0.1367 6.34%

Note: D, the experience of discrimination; S, shame; IS, internalized stigma. Models were adjusted for sex, age, and years expected to graduate.