Research Article

[Retracted] A Study on Parents’ Attitudes towards Middle School Students’ Online Learning Based on Statistical Analysis

Table 24

The mediating effect tests.

VariablePoint estimateProduct of coefficientsBias-correctedPercentile
S.E.ZLowerUpperLowerUpper

PU->PV-->PA0.0530.0212.5240.0170.1040.0130.097
PU-->PA0.4680.04510.4000.3800.5630.3840.567
TOTAL EFFECT PU->PV-->PA0.5210.04411.8410.4300.6060.4330.608
PI->PV-->PA0.0660.0262.5380.0200.1240.0160.117
PI-->PA0.0790.0392.0260.0030.1600.0020.159
TOTAL EFFECT PI->PV-->PA0.1450.0334.3940.0830.2180.0780.210
PR->PV-->PA−0.0190.009−2.111−0.043−0.005−0.040−0.003
PR-->PA−0.0560.024−2.333−0.104−0.012−0.101−0.009
TOTAL EFFECT PR->PV-->PA−0.0750.024−3.125−0.127−0.029−0.122−0.024
TI->PV-->PA0.0730.0282.6070.0240.1340.0180.126
TI-->PA0.2200.0613.6070.1150.3490.1190.352
TOTAL EFFECT TI->PV-->PA0.2920.0555.3090.1960.4060.1970.409

Note: (1) PU = perceived usefulness; PI = platform information; PR = perceived risk; PC = perceived cost; TI = teacher influence; PV = perceived value; PA = parent attitude. (2) Unstandardized estimating of 2000 bootstrap sample.