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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Consult Clin Psychol. 2011 Nov 21;80(1):54–65. doi: 10.1037/a0026366

Table 2.

Results from Univariate Mediation Analyses.

apaths
Jump Parameter Post-quit Slope

Int a11 a21 Int a12 a22
Mediator Est 95%CI Est 95%CI Est 95%CI Est 95%CI Est 95%CI Est. 95%CI

Withdrawal .60* (.44,.76) −.13 (−.31,.05) −.32* (−.51, −.14) −.02 (−.04,.01) −.02 (−.05,.01) −.02 (−.05,.01)

Craving 1.06* (.70,1.41) −.31 (−.71,.09) −.69* (−1.12, −.27) −.09* (−.14, −.05) −.03 (−.08,.02) −.03 (−.08,.02)

Negative Affect .16* (.08,.23) −.05 (−.14,.03) −.09* (−.18, −.00) −.00 (−.02,.02) −.01 (−.02,.01) −.00 (−.02,.02)

Expectations 1.07* (.71,1.40) −.48* (−.84, −.09) −.86* (−1.26, −.45) −.09* (−.13, −.05) .01 (−.03,.06) .01 (−.03,.06)
b and cpaths
Int b1 b2 c1 c2
Mediator Est 95%CI Est 95%CI Est 95%CI Est. 95% CI Est. 95%CI
Withdrawal −.20 (−.59,.17) −.38* (−.54, −.22) −2.14* (−3.24, −1.06) .41* (.06,.77) .73* (.36,1.11)
Craving −.06 (−.49,.36) −.21* (−.28, −.14) −1.88* (−2.56, −1.22) .40* (.04,.76) .72* (.34,1.10)
Negative
Affect
−.32 (−.76,.13) −.61* (−1.05, −.19) −1.15 (−2.71,.38) .45* (.11,.80) .81* (.45,1.17)
Expectations −.12 (−.54,.30) −.16* (−.23, −.08) −.81* (−1.57, −.05) .42* (.07,.78) .73* (.36,1.11)
Combined Indirect Effects TheRelative Effectsof Combo Versus Monotherapyon Mediator
Monotherapy (a11b1+a12b2) Combo therapy (a21b1+a22b2) Jump Effect (a21-a11) Slope Effect (a22-a12)
Mediator Est 95%CI Est 95%CI Est. 95%CI Est. 95%CI
Withdrawal .09* (.02,.19) .16* (.06,.27) .19* (.06,.32) −.00 (−.02,.02)
Craving .14* (.02,.27) .20* (.07,.34) .38* (.08,.68) −.01 (−.04,.03)
Negative
Affect
.04 (−.01,11) .06* (+.00,.14) .04 (−.02,.10) −.00 (−.02,.01)
Expectations .07* (.12,.67) .13* (.05,.23) .38* (.11,.67) −.00 (−.03,.03)

Note. “Int” reflects the intercept or baseline effects for the placebo condition. The letters (a, b, c etc.) designate estimated causal paths in the meditational models and are defined in Figure 1.

*

indicates statistical significance, two-tailed alpha=.05