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Table 3 Total, direct, and indirect effects of the theoretical model

From: The impact of parental educational expectations on subjective well-being among adolescents: The serial mediating role of self-efficacy and learning engagement

Path relationship

Point

estimate

Product of coefficient

Bootstrapping

Bias-corrected 95% CI

Percentile 95% CI

SE

t

Lower

upper

lower

upper

Test of indirect, direct and total effects

DistalIE

PEE→SE→LE→SW

0.081

0.024

3.375

0.040

0.136

0.039

0.135

LMIE

PEE→SE→SW

0.049

0.020

2.450

0.020

0.098

0.018

0.095

LEIE

PEE→LE→SW

0.090

0.039

2.308

0.021

0.177

0.021

0.176

TIE

Total indirect effect

0.221

0.056

3.946

0.123

0.341

0.124

0.346

DE

PEE→SW

0.223

0.096

2.323

0.043

0.418

0.027

0.400

TE

total effect

0.444

0.083

5.349

0.271

0.597

0.267

0.592

Percentage of indirect effects

P1

DistalIE/TIE

0.368

0.090

4.089

0.230

0.599

0.221

0.573

P2

SEIE/TIE

0.223

0.071

3.141

0.087

0.366

0.090

0.367

P3

LEIE/TIE

0.409

0.131

3.122

0.141

0.654

0.130

0.652

P4

TIE/TE

0.497

0.167

2.976

0.233

0.858

0.256

0.906

P5

DE/TE

0.503

0.167

3.012

0.142

0.767

0.094

0.744

  1. Note: PEE = Parental educational expectations, SE = Self-efficacy, LE = Learning engagement, SW = Subjective well-being, IE = Indirect effect, TIE = Total Indirect Effect, DE = Direct Effect, TE = Total Effect, DIE = Distal Indirect Effect