Fig. 5
From: The experience of recurring ambivalence and its relation to effortful problem-focused coping
Mediation model of the consequences of ambivalence (vs. indifference), recurrence (vs. nonrecurrence), and their interaction for motivating effortful coping through recurrence-induced negative affect. Note The indirect effect of the interaction term was nonsignificant, β > − 0.01, p = .316, in contrast to the indirect effects of recurrence, β = 0.01, p = .041, and ambivalence, β = 0.03, p = .016, on coping through recurrence-induced negativity.
