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Table 3 Direct Effects SUR (n = 10,160)

From: Association between body mass index and health outcomes among adolescents: the mediating role of traditional and cyber bullying victimization

 

Model 1

  
 

Traditional Victimization

Cyber Victimization

Physical Distress

Psychological Distress

 

b (S.E.)

b (S.E.)

b (S.E.)

b (S.E.)

Independent Variables

 BMI (Body Mass Index)a

  Underweight

.50(.24)**

−.01(.11)

−.17(.15)

.23(.25)

  Overweight

.47(.12)***

.06(.05)

.27(.08)***

.38(.13)***

  Obese

.70(.14)***

.11(.06)

.56(.09)***

.67(.14)***

Mediate Variables

 Traditional Victimization

  

.15(.01)***

.36(.01)***

 Cyber Victimization

−.02(.02)

−.17(03)***

Control Variables

 Gender (1=Male)

  

−1.10(.06)***

−1.76(.09)***

 Age

.23(.02)***

.33(.03)***

 Ethnicity (1=Hispanic)

−.12(.07)

.08(.12)

 Race (1=White)

.34(.06)***

.18(.10)

  1. Note. a. Healthy weight is the reference category
  2. **p < .05. ***p < .01
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