Table 3.
Standardized total, direct, total indirect, and partial indirect effects of psychological inflexibility on well-being and ill-being via coping strategies.
| Paths | Effect | SE | p | 95% CI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Psychological inflexibility → ill-being | ||||
| Psychological inflexibility → ill-being (total) | .565 | .021 | <.001 | [.522, .604] |
| Psychological inflexibility → ill-being (direct) | .354 | .025 | <.001 | [.306, .402] |
| Psychological inflexibility → ill-being (total indirect) | .211 | .016 | <.001 | [.180, .242] |
| Psychological inflexibility → AVC → ill-being | .132 | .012 | <.001 | [.109, .157] |
| Psychological inflexibility → MCC → ill-being | .078 | .011 | <.001 | [.058, .101] |
| Psychological inflexibility → well-being | ||||
| Psychological inflexibility → well-being (total) | −.620 | .020 | <.001 | [−.658, −.581] |
| Psychological inflexibility → well-being (direct) | −.432 | .021 | <.001 | [−.473, −.390] |
| Psychological inflexibility → well-being (total indirect) | −.188 | .016 | <.001 | [−.220, −.158] |
| Psychological inflexibility → APC → well-being | −.014 | .004 | .001 | [−.022, −.007] |
| Psychological inflexibility → MCC → well-being | −.174 | .016 | <.001 | [−.206, −.145] |
Note. Bootstrapping sample size = 2000. CI – confidence interval. AVC – avoidance coping, APC – approach coping, MCC – meaning-centered coping.