Can someone translate this "smart" word talk for me?

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hypothesized means not proven but considered as a possible mediator…mediator means something that affects how we get from point A to point B…so college alcohol beliefs mediate aka affect how whatever you’re reading about affects whatever else you’re reading about…

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