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World J Psychiatry. Sep 19, 2026; 16(9): 119378
Published online Sep 19, 2026. doi: 10.5498/wjp.119378
Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of participants (n = 1000)
Characteristic
Category
n (%) or mean ± SD
Age (years)58.34 ± 9.76
40-54312 (31.2)
55-64384 (38.4)
65-75304 (30.4)
SexMale542 (54.2)
Female458 (45.8)
EthnicityHan Chinese936 (93.6)
Minority/other64 (6.4)
Marital statusMarried817 (81.7)
Divorced/separated73 (7.3)
Widowed68 (6.8)
Never married42 (4.2)
EducationPrimary or below185 (18.5)
Middle school312 (31.2)
High school287 (28.7)
College or above216 (21.6)
EmploymentEmployed423 (42.3)
Retired439 (43.9)
Unemployed138 (13.8)
Monthly income (yuan)< 3000234 (23.4)
3000-5000357 (35.7)
5001-8000268 (26.8)
> 8000141 (14.1)
BMI (kg/m2)26.34 ± 3.45
Smoking statusCurrent316 (31.6)
Former248 (24.8)
Never436 (43.6)
Alcohol useNon-drinker427 (42.7)
Occasional335 (33.5)
Regular238 (23.8)
HypertensionYes743 (74.3)
DiabetesYes389 (38.9)
DyslipidemiaYes526 (52.6)
Number of risk factors1314 (31.4)
2427 (42.7)
≥ 3259 (25.9)
Table 2 Descriptive statistics and correlations among study variables (n = 1000)
Variable
Mean
SD
Range
1
2
3
Proactive health behaviors67.2312.4528-98-
Psychological resilience28.766.348-400.562c-
Self-management ability98.4516.7845-1370.647c0.534c-
Table 3 Mediation analysis results: Psychological resilience as mediator (n = 1000)
Path and effect
B
SE
β
t
95%CI
P value
Total effect (c)
PHB → SMA0.7020.0320.52121.9380.639-0.765< 0.001
Path a
PHB → PR0.2860.0160.56417.8750.255-0.317< 0.001
Model R20.342
Path b and c’
PR → SMA0.6920.0670.26110.3280.561-0.823< 0.001
PHB → SMA (direct, c’)0.5040.0340.37414.8240.437-0.571< 0.001
Model R20.528
Indirect effect (a × b)0.1980.018--0.165-0.2341-
Proportion mediated28.2%


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