Table 2.

Recovery Measures by Cluster at Baseline–ANOVA results.

	High Stable N=46		Moderate/High Fluctuating N=36		Moderate/Low Fluctuating N=43		Low Stable N=39
	Mean	sd	Mean	sd	Mean	sd	Mean	sd	F	df
SF-12 Social Functioning	49.32	8.42	44.51	14.04	35.59	11.33	35.08	11.39	16.31	3, 160
SF-12 Role Emotional	48.54	9.66	40.39	11.09	34.10	9.94	31.99	11.56	21.67	3, 160
W-QLI Financial Satisfaction	1.73	1.09	1.02	1.47	−0.04	1.40	−0.37	1.33	22.79	3, 160
GAF score	75.02	8.90	68.15	8.76	63.23	8.51	57.58	10.89	27.04	3, 160
W-QLI General Life Satisfaction	2.14	0.60	1.79	0.63	0.95	1.04	0.12	0.83	52.34	3, 160
NORC Happiness	3.46	0.58	3.25	0.55	2.72	0.63	2.34	0.66	28.37	3, 160
Recovery Assessment Scale	101.80	10.77	92.48	10.82	87.78	12.14	77.92	13.81	29.31	3, 160

p < 0.001 for all measures.

The Short Form-12 (SF-12) Social functioning and Role Emotional scales have a possible range from 0 –100 with 100 indicating the highest/best functioning.

The Wisconsin Quality of Life Inventory (W-QLI) preference-weighted Financial Satisfaction subscale (Money subscale) and General Life Satisfaction subscale have possible ranges from −3.00 to 3.00 with 3.00 indicating greater satisfaction.

The Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) scale has a possible range from 0 −100 with 100 indicating the best possible functional level.

The Recovery Assessment Scale has a possible range from 24–120 with scores of 120 indicating greater recovery.