. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 1.

Published in final edited form as: Health Psychol. 2019 May 23;38(8):759–768. doi: 10.1037/hea0000763

Table 2.

Primary study outcomes at baseline and post-intervention by study condition

	Monitor + Accept			Monitor Only			No Treatment Control			Time x
Outcome	(Pre and Post N=51)			(Pre N=51; Post N=46)			(Pre N=26;Post N=28)			Condition
	Pre	Post	d	Pre	Post	d	Pre	Post	d	Difference

Stress Ratings	2.94 (.14)	2.09 (.14)	.85	2.90 (.14)	2.32 (.14)	.59	3.31 (.20)	2.86 (.19)	.44	χ²(2)=9.89, p=.007
Occasions Stressed	0.66 (.04)	0.45 (.04)	.72	0.62 (.04)	0.52 (.04)	.36	0.72 (.05)	0.68 (.05)	.16	χ²(2)=13.34, p=.001
Non-judgment	3.83 (.12)	4.58 (.12)	.88	3.65 (.12)	4.25 (.12)	.72	3.65 (.17)	3.92 (.16)	.31	χ²(2)=30.82, p<.001

Note: Data are reported as means (SE) adjusted for observation number within day (coded 0–4). d = Cohen’s d effect size estimate.