Results from multiple linear regression analyses estimating associations between psychosocial stressors and mental health symptoms at T1 (n = 159) and T2 (n = 163) for only valid values.
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posted on 2024-12-26, 18:28 authored by Meike Heming, Peter Angerer, Mathias DiebigResults from multiple linear regression analyses estimating associations between psychosocial stressors and mental health symptoms at T1 (n = 159) and T2 (n = 163) for only valid values.
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