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. 2019 May 29;10:1186. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01186

Table 2.

Model fit, parameter estimates and corresponding standard errors of the fixed and random effects of the five multilevel models.

Baseline Emotion Cognitive processes
M0 ME1 ME2 MCP1 MCP2
Fixed 23.41 (0.792) * 22.83 (1.516) ** 22.61 (1.397) ** 21.62 (1.588) ** 21.69 (1.447) **
Intercept -7.99 (0.858) * 0.02 (0.035) 0.03 (0.045) 0.04 (0.027) 0.08 (0.057)
Post-indicator -5.60 (1.735) * -6.33 (1.649) ** -5.33 (1.820) * -5.50 (1.663) **
Variable interaction -0.06 (0.039) -0.08 (0.066) -0.05 (0.033) -0.12 (0.068)
Random
σe2 35.74 35.37 35.80 35.46 35.66
τ 25.06 24.89 25.21 25.21 24.72
Model fit
deviance 1327.38 1323.48 1325.89 1324.58 1324.24
AIC 1335.38 1335.48 1337.89 1336.58 1336.24
BIC 1348.45 1355.09 1357.50 1356.19 1355.85
LogLik -663.69 -661.74 -662.95 -662.29 -662.12
χ2 3.89 1.48 2.80 3.13
χ2 df 2 2 2 2
Effect size
Ω02 df 0.67 0.68 0.67 0.68 0.67

The mean of the text-variable, indicated by “variable” in the table, changes between the five models: in ME1 it is the number of positive words, in ME2 it is the number of negative words, in MCP1 it is the number of insight words, and in MCP2 it is the number of cause words. The “interaction” variable is the interaction between the text variable and the post-therapeutic indicator (“post. indi.”).

Coefficients (and standard errors).

*

p < 0.01.

**

p < 0.001.