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Mindfulness and life satisfaction: The moderating effect of self-control and the moderated moderating effect of resilience

Personality and Individual Differences, 2022
Abstract Studies have revealed that mindfulness is related to life satisfaction. However, little was known about under which conditions mindfulness is associated with life satisfaction. The present study aimed to explore the moderating roles of self-control and resilience in the association between mindfulness and life satisfaction.
Sancai Liang   +4 more
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The Moderating Effect of Virtuality on Team Trust and Effectiveness

IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication, 2021
Research problem: The use of virtual teams (VTs) has been growing steadily since the late 1990s. However, there is disagreement on how the virtuality of a team impacts the relationship of trust and team effectiveness. Some studies have suggested that the operationalization of the virtuality has been simplistic, with most researchers treating ...
Ravi Paul   +4 more
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Moderator Effects in Intervention Studies

Nursing Research, 2019
Background Although nursing intervention studies typically focus on testing hypothesized differences between intervention and control groups, moderator variables can reveal for whom or under what circumstances an intervention may be most effective.
Heather, Becker   +3 more
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Issue Importance as a Moderator of Framing Effects

Communication Research, 2009
A growing amount of research is devoted to the question of which individual and contextual variables enhance, limit, or obliterate news framing effects. However, the fundamental question whether framing effects vary depending on the issue at stake has not been addressed. Based on two experimental studies (total N = 1,821), this article investigates the
Sophie Lecheler   +2 more
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The moderating effect of demographic variables on coping effectiveness

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1995
In spite of the theoretical recognition regarding the role of coping as a moderator, empirical findings indicate that it has only a modest effect as such This study was designed, therefore, to examine the moderating effect of demographic variables (DV) on coping effectiveness, i e active cognitive coping, avoidance coping and active behavioural coping ...
A, Spitzer, Y, Bar-Tal, H, Golander
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