A cross-sectional study: family communication, anxiety, and depression in adolescents: the mediating role of family violence and problematic internet use

Table 5 Path indicators and proportions of mediating effects between family communication, depression and anxiety

Paths	T. E	D. E	I. E	S. E	P. E	Bias 95%		Percentile 95%
Paths	T. E	D. E	I. E	S. E	P. E	LL	UL	LL	UL
FC-FV-DE	-.219	-.076^a	-.143	.028	65.30%	-.198	-.080	-.194	-.078
FC-FV-AN	-.212	-.071^a	-.141	.029	66.51%	-.198	-.074	-.187	-.064
FC-FV-PIU-DE	-.132	-.076^a	-.056	.012	42.42%	-.081	-.030	-.078	-.028
FC-FV-PIU-AN	-.132	-.071^a	-.061	.009	46.21%	-.080	-.043	-.076	-.040

Only an indirect path with Empirical 95% confidence interval is presented, and it doesn’t overlap with zero; Bootstrap sample size = 2000; ^a represent statistically significant at 1‰ level. S. E. Standard errors, T. E. Total effects, D. E. Direct effects, I. E. Indirect effects, P. E. Proportional values of indirect-only mediated effects, FC Family Communication, FV Family Violence, PIU Problematic Internet Use, DE Depression, AN Anxiety, LL Lower Limit, UL Upper Limit

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