Table 4.

Direct, indirect, and total effects of the study variables in model 2.

	β	SE	Percentile 95% CI		Bias-corrected percentile 95% CI		P -value
			Lower	Upper	Lower	Upper
Standardized direct effect
Neuroticism → Medication adherence	−0.049	0.048	−0.144	0.047	−0.145	0.046	0.297
Self-efficacy → Medication adherence	0.135	0.06	0.014	0.253	0.016	0.254	0.028*
Social support → Medication adherence	0.117	0.053	0.011	0.222	0.011	0.222	0.026*
Neuroticism → Self-efficacy	−0.138	0.049	−0.232	−0.039	−0.234	−0.041	0.006**
Social support → Self-efficacy	0.314	0.062	0.193	0.435	0.188	0.433	<0.001***
Neuroticism → Social support	−0.238	0.047	−0.328	−0.147	−0.328	−0.147	<0.001***
Standardized indirect effect
Neuroticism → Self-efficacy → Medication adherence	−0.019	0.012	−0.045	−0.001	−0.05	−0.003	0.018*
Neuroticism → Social support → Medication adherence	−0.028	0.015	−0.059	−0.002	−0.061	−0.003	0.021*
Neuroticism → Social support → Self-efficacy → Medication adherence	−0.01	0.006	−0.023	−0.001	−0.025	−0.002	0.016*
Social support → Self-efficacy → Medication adherence	0.043	0.022	0.004	0.089	0.006	0.092	0.021*
Neuroticism → Social support → Self-efficacy	−0.075	0.022	−0.124	−0.037	−0.126	−0.039	<0.001***
Standardized total effect
Neuroticism → Medication adherence	−0.106	0.045	−0.194	−0.018	−0.193	−0.017	0.021*
Social support → Medication adherence	0.159	0.052	0.057	0.262	0.055	0.26	0.003**
Neuroticism → Self-efficacy	−0.212	0.047	−0.302	−0.119	−0.302	−0.118	<0.001***

Standardized estimating of 5,000 bootstrap sample. Age and gender were controlled. SE, standard error; CI, confidence interval.

Significant codes:

^***P < 0.001;

^**P < 0.01;

^*P < 0.05.