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. 2021 Jan 11;11:614369. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.614369

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Standardized path coefficients of the structural model evaluating the mediating role of body image disturbance for self-ideal discrepancy and personal investment on psychosocial outcome for individuals with an amputation (N (227). Age, gender, pain, time since amputation, and number of medical conditions were included as covariates of all variables. Unmediated path coefficients for personal investment and self-ideal discrepancy on psychosocial outcome are presented in parentheses for comparison with the mediated path coefficients. The dotted line indicates full mediation in the mediational model. ^∗p (0.05), ^∗∗p (0.01).