Figure 1

Conceptual framework (mediating effect).

Figure 2

Research model: partially mediated model (standardized beta weight).

Figure 3

Fully mediated model (standardized beta weight).

Table 1

The General Characteristics

Table 2

Mean, Standard Deviation and Correlation of Bulling, Parents' Rearing Attitude and Ego-resilience (N=202)

^***p<.001.

Table 3

Parameter of Partially Mediated Model and Fully Mediated Model (N=202)

^**p<.01, ^***p<.001.

Table 4

Goodness of Fit

Table 5

Direct, Indirect, Total Effect, and SMC (N=202)

SMC=squared multiple correlations.

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