Figure 1
A conceptual model shows how three input factors lead to a final outcome through an intermediate variable.The input factors are “P M,” “F M,” and “I M,” all of which converge to influence “G M.” Subsequently, “G M” acts as a direct cause for the final outcome, “L S D.”

Conceptual framework of the study. Note: PM= peer mentoring, FM = formal mentoring, IM = informal mentoring, GM = group mentoring and LSD = leadership skills development. Source: Figure by authors

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