mediational
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- adjective
- /ˌmiːdiˈeɪʃənl/
- Specialized
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mediacional
- A mediational analysis demonstrated that poor spatial working memory performance partially explains the sentence comprehension differences between the two groups.
- mediational analysis
- mediational model
- mediational role
Examples
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Finally, path analyses were employed to test the mediational effect of strategy use in the hypothesized model.
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A second objective was to provide further evidence on the mediational role of perceived expectancy violation.
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Our second research question examined the first path of the mediational model.
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Finally, several mediational models were investigated.
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However, this is the first study to our knowledge that tested the mediational effects of cognitive learning factors on asthma control.
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Separate mediational analyses were conducted for girls and boys for each of the three sport orientations.
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Thus, future research could continue to explore the mediational pathways by which the benefit-appraisal curriculum increases well-being.
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However, these findings, along with the mediational analysis, provide discriminative validity of the death-accessibility results.
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Although the authors have sound theoretical reasoning for proposing this mediational sequence, alternative explanations are plausible.
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The study aims to identify the mediational factors that influence the relationship between stress and academic performance.
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Etymology
Mediational comes from the root medi- and the Latin medius, which means 'middle'. Think of a 'middle' step or bridge that sits between cause and result, so mediational describes the process that explains how one thing leads to another.