Table 2.
Absolute and relative frequencies of reliable change.
| Low ruminators (n = 44) | High ruminators (n = 45) | Test statistic | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Appointment 1: |
(2) = 8.432, p < .05 |
||
| Reliable decrease | 0 (0.00%) | 3 (6.67%) | |
| No reliable change | 37 (84.09%) | 26 (57.78%) | |
| Reliable increase | 7 (15.91%) | 16 (35.55%) | |
| Appointment 2: |
(2) = 14.181, p < .001 |
||
| Reliable decrease | 1 (2.27%) | 12 (26.67%) | |
| No reliable change | 41 (93.18%) | 27 (60.00%) | |
| Reliable increase | 2 (4.55%) | 6 (13.33%) |
Percentages refer to the relative frequencies in the corresponding subsample (low or high ruminators) and the test-statistic indicated
-tests comparing the distribution of RCI-categories in low and high ruminators at the respective appointment.

