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Fig 1.

Theoretical and analytical framework.

Notes: 1) GSEM: generalized structural equation modeling, O-SES: objective socioeconomic status, S-SES: subjective socioeconomic status, SWB: subjective wellbeing; 2) Solid lines are full sample analysis while dashed lines are subsample analysis.

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Table 1.

Variable statistics description, full, migrants and local subsample sample.

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Fig 2.

GSEM path analysis framework.

Notes: 1) GSEM: generalized structural equation modeling, O-SES: objective socioeconomic status, S-SES: subjective socioeconomic status, SWB: subjective wellbeing; 2) Solid lines are direct effects and dashed lines are indirect effects; 3) each IV was controlled for each O-SES and S-SES variable, while control variables were included across all analysis.

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Table 2.

Stepwise GSEM estimation.

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Table 3.

GSEM estimation for subsample analysis.

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Fig 3.

The estimation results of GSEM for full sample.

Notes: 1) GSEM: generalized structural equation modeling, O-SES: objective socioeconomic status, S-SES: subjective socioeconomic status, SWB: subjective wellbeing; 2) Solid lines are direct effects and dashed lines are indirect effects; 3) IVs and control variables were included across all analysis, however, their estimated coefficients are omitted as not the focus on this study.

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Table 4.

GSEM mediation analysis for S-SES, direct and indirect effects of O-SES on SWB.

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