Beyond difficulties in self-regulation: the role of identity integration and personality functioning in young women with disordered eating behaviours

Table 2 Path standardized coefficients and indirect effects for identity integration as mediator

	Path Coefficients		Estimate	Indirect Effects
	to Identity Integration	to Disordered Eating Behaviours		95% Confidence Interval
	to Identity Integration	to Disordered Eating Behaviours		Lower	Upper
Mental Health Hx	.038	.129
Self-Regulation	.780***	−.374*
Identity Integration		.711***
SR → II → DEB			.555***	1.563	5.037

N = 246
Mental Health Hx Mental Health History, SR Self-Regulation, II Identity Integration, DEB Disordered Eating Behaviours
* = p < .05, *** = p < .001

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