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. 2015 Oct 9;2(3-4):138–145. doi: 10.1080/21665044.2015.1085625

Table 2.

Associations between practitioner confidence to use SPR interventions at pre-training, post-training and 6 month follow-up and practitioner professional background (n = 268) and theoretical orientation (n = 227)

SPR module Psychology versus non-psychology z CBT vs. non-CBT z
Gathering Information Pre: −0.6
Post: −2.0*
6 mth: −1.9
Pre: −0.4
Post: −1.1
6 mth: −1.2
Problem Solving Pre: −3.0**
Post: −2.3*
6 mth: −3.5***
Pre: −0.7
Post: −1.1
6 mth: −1.7
Positive Activities Pre: −2.4*
Post: −3.0**
6 mth: −3.1**
Pre: −0.7
Post: −0.4
6 mth: −1.5
Managing Reactions Pre: −4.1***
Post: −1.5
6 mth: −4.1***
Pre: −1.7
Post: −0.4
6 mth: −2.5*
Helpful Thinking Pre: −4.3***
Post: −2.1*
6 mth: −3.6***
Pre: −2.1*
Post: −0.4
6 mth: −2.1*
Social Connections Pre: −1.8
Post: −2.7**
6 mth: −2.7**
Pre: −0.4
Post: −1.2
6 mth: −2.0

*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001; SPR = Skills for Psychological Recovery; CBT = cognitive-behavioral therapy.