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Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res. 2016 Nov 14;247:73–78. doi: 10.1016/j.psychres.2016.11.020

Table 2.

Comparison of symptom outcomes in the body psychotherapy and Pilates at end of treatment, after controlling for covariates, by gendera


Variables Men (n=203) Women (n=72) Adjusted
difference in
means, by
gender (95%
CI's)b


Body
Psychotherapy
(n=103)
Pilates (n=100) Body
Psychotherapy
(n=37)
Pilates (n=35)




Baselin
e
End of
treatme
nt
Baselin
e
End of
treatm
ent
Baselin
e
End of
Treatm
ent
Baselin
e
End of
Treatm
ent
PANSS
  Negativ
  e
22.93
(4.37)
21.92
(5.29)
23.77
(4.62)
21.82
(4.69)
24.14
(4.07)
21.59
(5.67)
20.97
(2.71)
20.70
(4.54)
−2.18 (−4.17
to −0.19)
  Positiv
  e
13.87
(5.24)
13.32
(4.97)
13.91
(4.55)
13.30
(4.29)
14.50
(4.80)
12.64
(3.88)
14.57
(5.30)
13.24
(4.20)
−0.36 (−2.15
to 1.42)
  Genera
  l
33.30
(8.60)
31.25
(8.01)
33.53
(8.34)
30.86
(7.44)
36.75
(7.81)
32.08
(9.11)
34.34
(8.29)
31.82
(7.44)
−1.77 (−4.66
to 1.12)
CAINS
  Express
  ive
1.95
(0.83)
1.85
(0.88)
2.04
(0.95)
1.92
(1.02)
2.13
(1.01)
1.79
(1.07)
1.41
(0.90)
1.72
(1.07)
−0.34 (−0.68
to −0.01)
  Experie
  ntial
2.42
(0.63)
2.29
(0.65)
2.42
(0.63)
2.26
(0.63)
2.56
(0.60)
2.26
(0.62)
2.29
(0.54)
2.03
(0.66)
0.03 (−0.23
to 0.30)

Key: PANSS, Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale; CAINS, Clinical Assessment Interview for Negative Symptoms. Values represent mean scores, with standard deviations denoted in brackets (unless otherwise stated).

a

Covariates in the model include fixed effects for baseline symptom scores and study centre, and random effects for treatment group.

b

Negative value indicates greater symptomatic improvement in women in the body psychotherapy group.