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The relationship between activities of daily living and suicidal ideation among Chinese rural older adults: a multiple mediation model through sleep quality and psychological distress
How daily activities relate to suicidal thoughts in older adults in rural China through sleep quality and mental distress
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Abstract
A total of 3,243 rural older adults were studied to examine the link between activities of daily living and suicidal ideation.
- Activities of daily living directly affects suicidal ideation with a coefficient of β=0.092.
- Sleep quality mediates this relationship, accounting for 9.79% of the total effect.
- Psychological distress serves as a significant mediator, accounting for 25.26% of the total effect.
- The combined mediation effect of sleep quality and psychological distress accounts for 17.53% of the total effect.
- Overall, the total mediating effect of sleep quality and psychological distress is 52.58%.
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