Interoception mediates the association between social support and sociability in patients with major depressive disorder

Figure 1 Pearson’s correlation matrix. A: Pearson’s correlation matrix of major depressive group; B: Pearson’s correlation matrix of healthy control group. ^aP < 0.05; ^bP < 0.01. SSRS: Social support rating scale; TSBI: Texas social behavior inventory.

Figure 2 The bootstrap method was used to evaluate the mediation analysis model of interoception, with the sample size was set to 5000. A: Social support was used as independent variable, sociability as dependent variable, and body listening as mediating variable; B: Social support was used as independent variable, sociability as dependent variable, and trust as mediating variable; C: Social support was used as independent variable, sociability as dependent variable, and emotional awareness as mediating variable; D: Social support was used as independent variable, sociability as dependent variable, and self-regulation as mediating variable; E: Social support was used as independent variable, sociability as dependent variable, and attention regulation as mediating variable; F: Social support was used as independent variable, sociability as dependent variable, and emotional awareness as mediating variable; G: Social support was used as independent variable, sociability as dependent variable, and self-regulation as mediating variable; H: Social support was used as independent variable, sociability as dependent variable, and trust as mediating variable. ^aP < 0.05; ^bP < 0.01.