Experience of discrimination during COVID-19 pandemic: the impact of public health measures and psychological distress among refugees and other migrants in Europe

Table 3 Multiple outcome mediation model in the full set

Regressions	Unstandardized estimate (95% CI)	Standardized coefficient	p-value
Direct effects
Outcome model: SS (R² = 0.186)
CAREi	0.205 (0.135; 0.275)	0.147	< 0.001
PD	0.456 (0.406; 0.507)	0.393	< 0.001
Outcome model: Go to Doctor ^a (R² = 0.104)
SS	0.353 (0.267; 0.438)	0.323	< 0.001
Mediator model: PD (R² = 0.08)
CAREi	0.109 (0.058; 0.161)	0.091	< 0.001
Indirect effects (proportion mediated)
PD (8.2%)	0.050 (0.026; 0.074)	0.036	< 0.001
Total effect	0.607 (0.492; 0.722)	0.505	< 0.001

Abbreviations: 95% CI 95% bias-corrected bootstrap confidence interval, SS Self-perceived stigmatization, CAREi Difficulties to adhere to preventive recommendations against COVID-19 infection without question 19, PD Psychological distress
^aAnswers flipped: higher score indicates that people would not go to a doctor in case of COVID-19 symptoms

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