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. 2021 Apr 12;277:113928. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2021.113928

Table 3.

Regressions testing personal responsibility as a mediator and health orientation as a moderator in the relationship between COVID-19 information consumption on social media and preventive behaviors.


Effect
SE
95%CI
p
CICSM → PB -.08 .14 [-.354, .197] .576
CICSM → PR .09 .03 [.029, .143] .003
PR→ PB .56 .21 [.142, .976] .009
CICSM →PR→ PB .05 .02 [.010, .100] .043

Health orientation values
Effect
Boot SE
95%CI
Conditional direct effect:
CICSM → PB
M – 1SD -.69 .18 [-.698, −.403]
M -.08 .13 [-.342, .187]
M + 1SD .67 .17 [.341, .789]
Conditional indirect effect: CICSM →PR→ PB M – 1SD -.03 .03 [-.124, .016]
M .02 .02 [.001, .066]
M + 1SD .06 .03 [.012, .140]

CICSM: COVID-19 information consumption on social media; PR: Personal responsibility; PB: Preventive behaviors.