. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 1.

Published in final edited form as: Res Nurs Health. 2017 Aug 31;40(5):459–469. doi: 10.1002/nur.21808

Table 3.

Correlations between treatment satisfaction, adherence, and outcome

Domain	Attribute	Satisfaction subscale	Adherence	Outcome
Process	Treatment components	Suitability
		SEH	.25 ^*	− .19 ^*
		SCT	.23 ^*	− .23 ^*
		SRT	.22 ^*	− .24 ^*
		Utility
		SEH	− .03	− .19 ^*
		SCT	.10	− .23 ^*
		SRT	.15	− .24 ^*
	Overall treatment	Attitude toward treatment	.25 ^*	− .16
	Overall treatment	Desire for continued treatment use	.19 ^*	− .20 ^*
	Implementation	Therapist
		Competence	.15	− .23 ^*
		Interpersonal style	.08	− .12
		Format and dose
		Booklet	.07	− .00
		Group	.13	− .04
		Telephone	.14	− .08
Outcome	Perceived Benefits	Health problem (insomnia)	.10	− .42 ^*
	Perceived Benefits	Everyday functioning	.00	− .23 ^*
	Attribution of outcomes to treatment	Attribution of outcomes to treatment	.12	− .32 ^*

Note. SEH: Sleep education and hygiene; SCT: Stimulus control therapy; SRT: Sleep restriction therapy

p < .01