Direct, indirect and total effects between subject interest, perceived benefits and student satisfaction
| Predicted relationship | Standardised path loading (β) | t-value | p-value | Indirect effect | Total effect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SI → SPB | 0.350 | 9.150 | *** | – | 0.350 |
| SI → SS | 0.403 | 11.775 | *** | 0.123** | 0.526 |
| SPB → SS | 0.351 | 10.272 | *** | – | 0.351 |
| Predicted relationship | Standardised path loading ( | Indirect effect | Total effect | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SI → SPB | 0.350 | 9.150 | *** | – | 0.350 |
| SI → SS | 0.403 | 11.775 | *** | 0.123** | 0.526 |
| SPB → SS | 0.351 | 10.272 | *** | – | 0.351 |
Note(s): SI = subject interest; SPB = students' perceived benefit and SS = student satisfaction
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