Table 2. Effect Sizes (Cohen's d) for Pairwise Comparisons of Means of Impulsivity Dimensions Adjusted for Age.
| Negative Urgency | Lack of Premeditation | Lack of Perseverance | Sensation Seeking | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Controls vs. Fully recovered | -.10 | -.03 | .11 | .01 |
| Controls vs. Partially recovered | -.88 | -.12 | -.04 | .26 |
| Controls vs. Active ED | -1.10 | -.10 | -.41 | .59 |
| Fully recovered vs. Partially recovered | -.78 | -.10 | -.15 | .25 |
| Fully recovered vs. Active ED | -1.00 | -.07 | -.51 | .58 |
| Partially recovered vs. Active ED | -.22 | .02 | -.37 | .34 |
Note. ED = Eating Disorder. Effect sizes were computed using the ANCOVA model means (marginal means after adjusting for the covariate of age) and the square root of the mean squared error. Cohen's d effect sizes may be interpreted where .2 is small, .5 is medium, and .8 is large.27 Bonferroni-adjusted pairwise comparisons that were significant in the ANCOVAs are in bold.