. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 26.

Published in final edited form as: Depress Anxiety. 2013 Feb 6;30(9):865–872. doi: 10.1002/da.22055

Table 2. Pre- and posttreatment parent and family variables by treatment response (N = 488).

	Responder M (SD)		Nonresponder M (SD)		Full Sample M (SD)		Group comparisons

	Pretreatment^a	Posttreatment^b	Pretreatment^c	Posttreatment^d	Pretreatment^e	Posttreatment^f
Parent outcomes
BSI	0.47 (0.40)	0.26 (0.29)	0.50 (0.46)	0.45 (0.46)	0.48 (0.42)	0.33 (0.37)	b < a,c,d f < e
STAIT	39.02 (9.43)	34.55 (9.04)	38.06 (9.64)	37.05 (9.46)	38.68 (9.51)	35.44 (9.26)	b < a,c,d f < e
Family outcomes
BFAM—parent	46.63 (10.88)	43.13 (10.89)	45.35 (10.74)	45.16 (11.08)	46.17 (10.84)	43.86 (10.99)	b < a,c,d f < e
FAM—child	48.15 (8.37)	45.60 (8.73)	48.39 (8.98)	47.56 (10.02)	48.24 (8.58)	46.30 (9.25)	f < e
BAS	46.98 (13.40)	37.98 (12.10)	46.62 (13.08)	37.57 (12.31)	46.85 (13.31)	37.83 (12.19)	f < e

BSI, Brief Symptom Inventory—higher scores, greater severity of psychological distress; STAIT, State-Trait Anxiety Inventory-A-Trait Scale— higher scores, higher levels of anxiety; BFAM, Brief Family Assessment Measure—higher scores, greater levels of perceived family dysfunction; BAS, Burden Assessment Scale—higher scores, greater perceived burden.