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Table 4 Mediating model and the mediation effects of coping style

From: Mediating role of coping style on the relationship between job stress and subjective well-being among Korean police officers

  

PA

NA

LS

 

β(SE)

t

(p)

95% CI

β (SE)

t

95% CI

β (SE)

t

(p)

95% CI

PSS

 Indirect

 X → Y (a × b)

−.117

(.051)

−.224, −.033

.004

(.054)

−.122,

.094

−.108

(.040)

−.193, −.042

 Direct

 X → Y (c)

−.085

(.083)

−1.022

(.309)

−.249,

.080

.096

(.095)

1.010

(.315)

−.093,

.285

−.048

(.067)

−.721

(.473)

−.180,

.084

APS

 Indirect

 X → Y (a × b)

−.074

(.040)

−.169. -.014

−.006

(.038)

−.098,

.061

−.018

(.024)

−.076,

.018

 Direct

 X → Y (c)

−.128

(.079)

−1.619

(.108)

−.284,

.029

.106

(.091)

1.174

(.243)

−.073,

.286

−.137

(.067)

−2.049

(.043)

−.270, −.005

  1. PSS Problem-solving style, APS Assistance pursuit style, PA Positive affect, NA Negative affect, LS Life satisfaction.