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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 31.
Published in final edited form as: J Consult Clin Psychol. 2014 Sep 15;83(1):92–102. doi: 10.1037/a0037911

Table 6.

Correlations between Patient Recall and Sleep Outcome Measures by Treatment Type

Measure ISI PSQI PROMIS-Sleep QOL-Sleep
# Pts Recalled (Easy)
    CBTI-BP .33 .06 .52 −.67
    PE .49 .48 .09 −.63
        z −.43 −1.12 1.17 −.14
# Pts Recalled (Hard)
    CBTI-BP .45 .14 .70* −.66
    PE .45 .54 −.03 −.60
        z 0 −1.12 2.17 −.20
% Pts Recalled (Easy)
    CBTI-BP .52 .02 .67* −.54
    PE .31 .56 .11 −.55
        z .57 −1.48 1.69 .03
% Pts Recalled (Hard)
    CBTI-BP .58 .16 .76* −.62
    PE .31 .55 −.08 −.58
        z .76 −1.10 2.60* −.13

Note. ISI = Insomnia Severity Index, PSQI = Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index, PROMIS-Sleep = Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Info System – Sleep, QOL-Sleep = Quality of Life – Sleep. Recall rates are means across all sessions for each participant. Sleep outcome measures are pre-post treatment deviation scores. Fisher's r-to-z transformations are presented. Bonferroni-adjusted significance is indicated by

*

p<.013.