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Table 2.

Case series paranoia, well-being, and thinking habit outcomes.

Variable	Baseline (n=12)	Post therapy (8 weeks; n=12)		Follow-up (12 weeks; n=10)
Variable	Baseline (n=12)	Statistics	Cohen d	Statistics	Cohen d
GPTS^a, mean (SD)	105.50 (17.40)	91.33 (28.49)	0.59	89.90 (37.19)	0.44
VAS^b distress, mean (SD)	79.58 (16.16)	61.67 (34.00)	0.61	58.80 (37.30)	0.75
VAS preoccupation, mean (SD)	70.58 (25.46)	62.92 (30.56)	0.50	55.00 (31.97)	0.75
WEMWBS^c, mean (SD)	39.13 (2.80)	42.55 (7.84)	0.71	43.22 (9.38)	0.40
VAS conviction, mean (SD)	75.42 (29.65)	56.83 (32.91)	0.67	55.00 (37.11)	0.63
VAS possibility of being mistaken^d, mean (SD)	36.36 (37.69)	41.75 (35.78)	0.12	46.50 (34.32)	0.20
n with ≥1 alternative explanations, n (%)	4 (33)	6 (50)	N/A^e	8 (80)	N/A

^aGPTS: Green Paranoid Thoughts Scale.

^bVAS: Visual Analog Scale.

^cWEMWBS: Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Well-Being Scale; baseline: n=8, post: n=11, follow-up: n=9.

^dBaseline: n=11.

^eN/A: not applicable.