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. 2021 Feb 16;8(2):147. doi: 10.3390/children8020147

Table 3.

Summary of mediation models assessed in included studies.

Study Intervention vs.
Comparator
Path a
(I → M)
Mediator Path b
(M → O)
Outcome
(Child-Reported)
Indirect Effect
Olbrecht, et al. [31] Intravenous acetaminophen vs no intravenous acetaminophen + Morphine consumption + Hospital length of stay +
Bonnert, et al. [32] Exposure-based internet-CBT vs. waitlist + GI-specific avoidance behaviour + GI symptoms +
Perceived stress + GI symptoms
Lalouni, et al. [29] Exposure-based internet-CBT vs treatment as usual + GI-specific avoidance behaviour + GI symptoms +
+ GI-specific anxiety + GI symptoms +
Levy, et al. [28] SLCBT vs. education + Perceived pain threat GI symptom severity at 3 months
+ Perceived pain threat GI symptom severity at 6 months
+ Perceived pain threat GI symptom severity at 12 months
+ Perceived pain threat + Pain intensity at 3 months +
+ Perceived pain threat + Pain intensity at 6 months +
+ Perceived pain threat Pain intensity at 12 months
+ Solicitousness GI symptom severity at 3 months
+ Solicitousness GI symptom severity at 6 months
+ Solicitousness GI symptom severity at 12 months
+ Solicitousness Pain intensity at 3 months
+ Solicitousness Pain intensity at 6 months
+ Solicitousness Pain intensity at 12 months
+ Pain catastrophizing + GI symptom severity at 3 months +
+ Pain catastrophizing + GI symptom severity at 6 months
+ Pain catastrophizing GI symptom severity at 12 months
Pain catastrophizing Pain intensity at 3 months
Pain catastrophizing + Pain intensity at 6 months
Pain catastrophizing Pain intensity at 12 months
Kashikar-Zuck, et al. [33] CBT vs. fibromyalgia education NR Pain coping NR Functional disability at 6 months
NR Pain coping NR Depression at 6 months
NR Pain catastrophizing NR Functional disability at 6 months
NR Pain catastrophizing NR Depression at 6 months
NR Coping efficacy NR Functional disability at 6 months
NR Coping efficacy NR Depression at 6 months
Wicksell, et al. [30] ACT vs. MDT + amitriptyline + Pain impairment beliefs Pain interference at 3.5 months
+ Pain impairment beliefs Pain interference at 7 months
+ Pain impairment beliefs + Depression at 3.5 months +
+ Pain impairment beliefs + Depression at 7 months +
+ Pain reactivity + Pain interference at 3.5 months +
+ Pain reactivity + Pain interference at 7 months +
+ Pain reactivity + Depression at 3.5 months +
Pain reactivity + Depression at 7 months
Self-efficacy Pain interference at 3.5 months
Self-efficacy Pain interference at 7 months
Self-efficacy Depression at 3.5 months
Self-efficacy Depression at 7 months
Kinesiophobia Pain interference at 3.5 months ––
Kinesiophobia Pain interference at 7 months
Kinesiophobia Depression at 3.5 months
Kinesiophobia Depression at 7 months
Pain catastrophizing Pain interference at 3.5 months
Pain catastrophizing Pain interference at 7 months
Pain catastrophizing Depression at 3.5 months
Pain catastrophizing Depression at 7 months
Pain intensity Pain interference at 3.5 months
Pain intensity Pain interference at 7 months
Pain intensity Depression at 3.5 months
Pain intensity Depression at 7 months

Statistical significance is defined as 95% confidence intervals that do not contain zero. Mediation models with a statistically significant indirect effect are shaded in grey. (+): Statistically significant association; (−): Statistically non-significant association; (NR): Not reported; ACT, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy; CBT, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; E, Exposure; GI, Gastrointestinal; M, Mediator; MDT, Multidisciplinary therapy; O, Outcome; SLCBT, Social-Learning Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.