Table 8.
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Results of multivariate regressions of social media mindsets on psychological well-being

AgencyValenceR2
Eudaimonic well-being
1. Life satisfaction−.13.56***.10
Relational well-being
2. Perceived social support (overall).26*.32**.12
3. Perceived social support (family).14.18.01
4. Perceived social support (friends).26*.34**.10
5. Perceived social support (partner).38**.43**.16
Depression, anxiety, stress
6. Psychological distress (overall)−.33***−.18**.27
7. Depression−.29**−.26**.19
8. Anxiety−.32***−.10.30
9. Stress−.38****−.19*.24
AgencyValenceR2
Eudaimonic well-being
1. Life satisfaction−.13.56***.10
Relational well-being
2. Perceived social support (overall).26*.32**.12
3. Perceived social support (family).14.18.01
4. Perceived social support (friends).26*.34**.10
5. Perceived social support (partner).38**.43**.16
Depression, anxiety, stress
6. Psychological distress (overall)−.33***−.18**.27
7. Depression−.29**−.26**.19
8. Anxiety−.32***−.10.30
9. Stress−.38****−.19*.24

Note. Life satisfaction was measured with the SWLS (total); perceived social support was measured with the PSS (overall) and for each of the three subscales; psychological distress was measured with the DASS21 (overall) and for each of the three subscales. All predictor variables were mean-centered. Social media mindsets were entered into the same regression model. Gender, age, and ethnicity were included as covariates in all models.

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001.

Table 8.
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Results of multivariate regressions of social media mindsets on psychological well-being

AgencyValenceR2
Eudaimonic well-being
1. Life satisfaction−.13.56***.10
Relational well-being
2. Perceived social support (overall).26*.32**.12
3. Perceived social support (family).14.18.01
4. Perceived social support (friends).26*.34**.10
5. Perceived social support (partner).38**.43**.16
Depression, anxiety, stress
6. Psychological distress (overall)−.33***−.18**.27
7. Depression−.29**−.26**.19
8. Anxiety−.32***−.10.30
9. Stress−.38****−.19*.24
AgencyValenceR2
Eudaimonic well-being
1. Life satisfaction−.13.56***.10
Relational well-being
2. Perceived social support (overall).26*.32**.12
3. Perceived social support (family).14.18.01
4. Perceived social support (friends).26*.34**.10
5. Perceived social support (partner).38**.43**.16
Depression, anxiety, stress
6. Psychological distress (overall)−.33***−.18**.27
7. Depression−.29**−.26**.19
8. Anxiety−.32***−.10.30
9. Stress−.38****−.19*.24

Note. Life satisfaction was measured with the SWLS (total); perceived social support was measured with the PSS (overall) and for each of the three subscales; psychological distress was measured with the DASS21 (overall) and for each of the three subscales. All predictor variables were mean-centered. Social media mindsets were entered into the same regression model. Gender, age, and ethnicity were included as covariates in all models.

*

p < .05,

**

p < .01,

***

p < .001.

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