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Table 3 The bootstrap confidence interval and effect size of the overall mediation model

From: Fathers and mothers’ parenting stress and adolescent depressive symptoms: the mediating roles of overt and covert coparenting conflict behaviors

Mediation paths

Estimate

P

95% CI

PPS → Paternal overt CCB → ADS

0.024

0.065

[− 0.001, 0.049]

PPS → Paternal covert CCB → ADS

− 0.008

0.324

[− 0.023, 0.007]

PPS → Maternal overt CCB → ADS

0.005

0.464

[− 0.008, 0.018]

PPS → Maternal covert CCB → ADS

0.006

0.444

[− 0.010, 0.022]

MPS → Paternal overt CCB → ADS

0.055

0.004

[0.017, 0.094]

MPS → Paternal covert CCB → ADS

− 0.022

0.172

[− 0.053, 0.010]

MPS → Maternal overt CCB → ADS

0.018

0.326

[− 0.018, 0.053]

MPS → Maternal covert CCB → ADS

0.037

0.043

[0.001, 0.073]

  1. Only the significant paths were portrayed as bold
  2. PPS paternal parenting stress, MPS maternal parenting stress, POCCB paternal overt coparenting conflict behavior, PCCCB paternal covert coparenting conflict behavior, MOCCB maternal overt coparenting conflict behavior, MCCCB maternal covert coparenting conflict behavior, ADS adolescent depressive symptoms
  3. *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001
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Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health

ISSN: 1753-2000