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. 2015 Jan 30;40(5):526–534. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/jsu162

Table I.

Parent Procedural Knowledge Controlling for Baseline Knowledge

Knowledge Control (M, SD) Distraction (M, SD) Training (M, SD)
Distracting
 Postprocedure 77.60 (24.21) 76.23 (22.15) 81.89 (27.34)
 Follow-up 73.08 (22.98) 74.05 (19.95) 74.16 (28.95)
Praising
 Postprocedure 84.48 (15.82)ax 73.20 (25.37)b 87.67 (12.10)ax
 Follow-up 72.48 (23.16)y 74.85 (20.21) 69.44 (24.23)y
Using humor
 Postprocedure 77.42 (17.87) 69.76 (25.38) 74.89 (22.39)
 Follow-up 72.08 (20.30) 74.00 (15.62) 76.37 (18.01)
Playing
 Postprocedure 77.38 (17.94) 68.90 (15.76) 74.74 (21.70)
 Follow-up 77.71 (15.76) 72.57 (17.38) 81.42 (18.59)
Reassuring
 Postprocedure 11.32 (9.50)a 25.52 (28.88)bx 42.68 (32.29)cx
 Follow-up 14.36 (13.87)a 14.52 (10.18)ay 25.63 (23.81)by
Providing information
 Postprocedure 43.28 (29.43)a 36.71 (20.05)a 62.21 (31.63)bx
 Follow-up 35.56 (29.00)a 29.24 (21.14)a 49.21 (33.76)by
Apologizing
 Postprocedure 61.96 (25.80)a 54.81 (23.22)a 77.05 (21.83)b
 Follow-up 57.92 (26.70)a 60.90 (20.28)a 73.68 (20.89)b
Criticizing
 Postprocedure 83.60 (24.40) 80.43 (31.56)x 88.47 (14.20)
 Follow-up 88.52 (18.22) 89.67 (8.94)y 90.58 (8.47)

Note. Subscripts and superscripts indicate significant differences at p ≤ .05. Means in the same row that do not share subscripts indicate significant differences. Means in the same column that do not share superscripts indicate significant differences. Higher response values infer higher knowledge.