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Table 5 The serial mediation models in non-overweight adolescents (n = 1487)

From: Relationships among weight stigma, eating behaviors and stress in adolescents in Wuhan, China

Antecedent	Consequent
		Stress				Cognitive restraint
		coeff.	SE	P-Value		coeff.	SE	P-Value
Stigma	a₁	0.2053	0.0211	0.0000***	c’	0.0994	0.0129	0.0000***
Stress		–	–	–	b₁	−0.0111	0.0154	0.4708
Antecedent		Stress				Uncontrolled eating
		coeff.	SE	P		coeff.	SE	P
Stigma	a₁	0.2053	0.0211	0.0000***	c’	0.1060	0.0168	0.0000***
Stress		–	–	–	b₁	0.1716	0.0200	0.0000***
Antecedent		Stress				Emotional eating
		coeff.	SE	P		coeff.	SE	p
Stigma total	a₁	0.2053	0.0211	0.0000***	c’	0.0607	0.0078	0.0000***
Stress		–	–	–	b₁	0.0646	0.0093	0.0000***

coeff. Regression coefficients, SE Standard errors
***p < 0.001

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