How involuntary subordination and social support influence the association between self-esteem and depression: a moderated mediation model

Table 4 Mediating role of involuntary subordination and moderating role of social support in association between self-esteem and depression

predictors	Model4(Y = D)		Model5(Y=IS)		Model6(Y = D)
predictors	β	BC 95% bootstrapped CI	β	BC 95% bootstrapped CI	β	BC 95% bootstrapped CI
SE	−0.9041***	(− 1.1015, − 0.7067)	−2.1440***	(−2.4080, − 1.8801)	−0.3870**	(− 0.6128, − 0.1613)
SS	−0.1871***	(− 0.2511, − 0.1232)	−0.2867***	(− 0.3722,- 0.2013)	−0.1221**	(− 0.1843, − 0.0600)
IS					0.2406***	(0.1817, 0.2995)
SE*SS	0.0122	(−0.0012, 0.0265)	−0.0116	(− 0.0295, 0.0063)
IS*SS					−0.0040*	(−0.0078, −.0003)
F	65.5453***		156.3184***		73.6014***
R²	0.2578		0.4531		0.3426

*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001
SE Self-esteem, IS Involuntary subordination, D Depression, SS Social support, CI Confidence interval
BC: Confidence intervals were bias-corrected

ISSN: 1471-244X