. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 16.

Published in final edited form as: Psychiatr Serv. 2013 Dec 1;64(12):1203–1210. doi: 10.1176/appi.ps.201200545

Table 4.

Means for discriminant functions and associated canonical correlations at baseline by cluster; changes in means from baseline to the first follow-up; and from first follow-up to second follow-up.

		High Stable	Moderate/High Fluctuating	Moderate/Low Fluctuating	Low Stable	Canonical Correlation
Baseline means	Mental Health Symptoms	−1.26	−.106	.551	.972	.659
	Physical Health	.818	.278	−.397	−.794	.538
	Satisfaction with MH Clinician	.344	.193	.009	−.608	.342
	Service Use	−.276	−.295	.209	.367	.281
	Resources & Strains	1.13	.054	−.257	−1.12	.641
	Medication Satisfaction (among medication users)	.594	.244	−.112	−.780	.460

Changes from baseline to follow-up 1 in:	Mental Health Symptoms	.193	.832	−.993	−.099	.550
	Physical Health	−.195	−.340	. 570	−.064	.331
	Resources & Strains	−.341	−.435	.339	.427	.362

Changes from follow-up 1 to follow-up 2 in:	Mental Health Symptoms	.024	−.675	.689	−.148	.436
Changes from follow-up 1 to follow-up 2 in:	Medication Use (all)	−.094	.130	.324	−.366	.258

All canonical correlations were significant at p <.05