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Table 6 Interaction effects between mental health and RANAS psychosocial factors on self-reported safe drinking water collection behavior

From: The link between mental health and safe drinking water behaviors in a vulnerable population in rural Malawi

Interactions of RANAS psychosocial factors with mental health b, 95% CL t Conditional effects at values of mental health
1 = poor 0 = good
Others’ behavior village .100* [.062, .194] 2.09 .927*** .827***
Remembering (pay attention) .153* [.015, .291] 2.17 .749*** .596***
Remembering (forgetting last 24 h) .178* [−.335, −.023] −2.24 −.613*** −.435***
Commitment (important) −.250* [−.475, −.025] −2.18 −.316*** −.067
  1. Notes. *p ≤ .05, **p ≤ .01, ***p ≤ .001. N = 634–636 (N = 2–4 missing data), confidence intervals: 95% CL [LL, UL]. Levels of moderator calculated with simple slopes analysis: values for dichotomous moderators are the two values of the moderator. Conditional effects of X (safe drinking water collection) by Mental Health (0 = good, 1 = poor). Mental Health accessed on SRQ-20 scale (0–20), cutoff point ≥7: poor = 1, good = 0
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