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Inconclusive mediated effect of empathy on perceived stress among nurses: A comment on Wang et al. (2026)
Using the covariance matrix reported by Wang et al., we reexamined the evidence underlying their proposed mediation model relating empathy to lower perceived stress. We show that the same pattern of associations can be accounted for by an alternative latent-variable model that does not assume the ca
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