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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Consult Clin Psychol. 2014 Dec 8;83(2):239–252. doi: 10.1037/a0038402

Table 2.

Results from fitting a sequence of discontinuous change trajectories to CAMS clinician CGI-S data (n=488)

n parameters for…

Model Fixed effects Variance components
(in addition to σε2)
Fixed
effects
Variance
components
Deviance Comparison
model:
ΔDeviance(df)
A Intercept, DAYS, SITE, TX, TX × DAYS Intercept, DAYS 13 4 8968.7
B Model A + RLX Intercept, DAYS, RLX 14 7 8964.0 A: 4.7 (ns) (4)
C Model B Intercept, DAYS, w/o RLX 14 4 8967.2 B: 3.2 (ns) (3)
D Model A + COG Intercept, DAYS, COG 14 7 8835.2 A: 133.5** (4)
E Model D Intercept, DAYS, w/o COG 14 4 8857.8 D: 22.6** (3)
F Model D + EXP Intercept, DAYS, COG, EXP 15 11 8717.1 D: 118.1** (5)
G Model F Intercept, DAYS, COG, w/o EXP 15 7 8794.5 F: 77.4** (4)
**

= p<.001;

CGI-S = clinical global impression – severity scale; SITE = vector of dummy coded site variables with site 6 serving as referent; TX = vector of dummy coded treatment conditions with COMB serving as referent; DAYS = days since baseline; RLX = onset of relaxation component of CBT; COG = onset of cognitive restructuring component of CBT; EXP = onset of exposure exercises component of CBT; CBT = cognitive behavior therapy.