Table 4.
Change in cognitive risk factors predicting change in depressive symptoms.
|
Reward seeking |
B (SE) |
p |
95% CI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model 1 | |||
| Change in reward-seeking | .92 (.24) | <.001 | .45, 1.40 |
| CBT | .21 (.10) | .03 | .02, .39 |
| TRY | −.14 (.11) | .20 | −.36, .08 |
| MBCT | .45 (.10) | <.001 | .21, .64 |
| CBT*change in reward-seeking | −.92 (.47) | .05 | −1.84, .01 |
| TRY*change in reward-seeking | −2.42 (.43) | <.001 | −3.27, −1.57 |
| MBCT*change in reward-seeking | −.22 (.45) | .62 | −1.10, .65 |
Model 1 adjusts for gender; age, the ratio of reward (i.e. 9:1, 8:2, 7:3, 6:4, recoded as 4, 3, 2, 1 respectively) baseline depressive symptoms and quality of decision making (i.e. the % of trials on which the more likely of the two colors (blue or red) was chosen).