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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Consult Clin Psychol. 2013 Jan 21;81(4):627–638. doi: 10.1037/a0031530

Table 2.

Mixed Model Parameter Estimates for the Prediction of HAM-D Symptom Reduction Across Treatment (n = 224)

Estimate SE t Significance 95% CI
Lower
95% CI
Upper
d
Intercept1 14.72 .39 38.05 p <.001 13.96 15.48 3.60
Gender −.30 .46 .65 p =.52 −1.20 .60 .06
Age −.04 .02 1.65 p =.10 .01 −.07 .16
Baseline GAF −.27 .03 9.21 p < .001 −.32 −.21 .87
Early alliance −.23 .03 7.48 p <.001 −.29 −.17 .71
Early symptom change .21 .03 6.37 p <.001 −.14 .28 .60
Treatment group .93 .46 2.05 p =.04 −1.79 −.01 .19
Alliance X Treatment group .12 .04 2.88 p = .004 .04 .21 .27

Note:

1

Intercept reflects estimated mean HAM-D score across all time points.

Gender reference group = male. Treatment group reference group = CBASP + ADM. GAF = Global Assessment of Functioning.