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Published in final edited form as: J Anxiety Disord. 2007 Feb 3;22(1):10.1016/j.janxdis.2007.01.009. doi: 10.1016/j.janxdis.2007.01.009

Table 2.

Agreement between TAS-P and psychiatric chart review data (N=28)

	Medical Chart

TAS-P: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)	No	Yes	Agreement n (%)	Cohen's k (SE)	P
Currently Receiving CBT
No	14	1	26 (92.8)	.86 (.10)	.000
Yes	1	12
Doctor Recommended CBT
No	2	3	24 (85.7)	.42 (.23)	.019
Yes	1	22
Stopped attending CBT before completing therapy^a
No	19	2	22 (84.6)	.51 (.21)	.010
Yes	2	3
Decided not to participate in CBT despite recommendation¹
No	14	6	16 (61.5)	.30 (.20)	.877
Yes	4	2

TAS-P: Medications
Currently Taking Psychotropic Medication
No	1	1	27 (96.4)	.65 (.32)	.000
Yes	0	26
Doctor Recommended Psychotropic Medication^b
No	0	0	28 (100.0)	*	*
Yes	0	28
Patient took medication less frequently or at a smaller dose than was prescribed
No	16	2	23 (82.1)	.60 (.16)	.001
Yes	3	7
Patient decided not to take medication for OCD even though it was recommended.
No	17	0	22 (78.6)	.50 (.16)	.002
Yes	6	5

Two participants did not respond to this item because they had never received a CBT recommendation (n=26).

No statistics are computed because chart data indicated all participants were recommended medication and were taking medication.