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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 3.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Ther. 2003 Summer;34(3):277–293. doi: 10.1016/S0005-7894(03)80001-1

TABLE 3.

Means and Standard Deviations for the Cognitive Behavioral and Wait-List Control Groups on the Dependent Variables, and Results From the Pairwise Comparisons

Dependent Variable Baseline
(Week 1)
M (SD)
Termination
(Week 4)
M (SD)
1-Month
Follow-up
(Week 8)
M (SD)
3-Month
Follow-up
(Week 16)
M (SD)
6-Month
Follow-up
(Week 28)
M (SD)
Body dissatisfaction
 Wait-list controls 27.97 (8.33) 28.89 (8.19) 28.97 (8.97) 29.67 (9.34)
 CBT 31.97 (8.94)a 27.13 (9.91)b 27.90 (9.01)b 29.19 (10.35)b 26.57 (10.09)b
Negative affect
 Wait-list controls 31.23 (13.76) 35.91 (16.40) 31.39 (14.28) 34.91 (15.59)
 CBT 35.56 (12.16)a 28.12 (12.24)b 32.19 (12.03)b 28.51 (15.15)b 34.23 (16.36)
Depressive symptoms
 Wait-list controls 11.77 (9.29) 12.09 (11.19) 10.12 (10.79) 12.61 (13.06)
 CBT 13.78 (9.36)a 9.28 (8.13)b 13.35 (9.64) 9.45 (10.16)b 13.40 (13.21)
Dieting
 Wait-list controls 32.34 (8.82)a 30.20 (8.77) 28.15 (9.1 l)b 28.56 (8.70)b
 CBT 27.59 (8.78)a 23.43 (9.83)b 24.39 (9.52)b 24.58 (8.71)b 24.53 (9.63)b
Bulimic symptoms
 Wait-list controls 18.94 (9.97) 18.43 (9.41) 17.50 (11.50) 17.85 (11.48)
 CBT 17.16 (10.85)a 12.29 (10.70)b 13.41 (10.41)b 14.03 (12.05)b 15.37 (13.27)

Note. Means within the same row with different subscripts were statistically significantly different (p ≤ .05). Cell sizes were n = 35 for the control group and n = 38 for the intervention group.