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. 2019 May 26;64(10):686–696. doi: 10.1177/0706743719847422

Table 4.

Scores for Additional Nightmare Outcome Measures.

CBT for Nightmares, Mean (SD) n Treatment as Usual, Mean (SD) n Adjusted Mean Difference (95% CI) Effect Size (d)
Nightmare severity (ONSS total)
 Week 0 108.5 (26.8) 12 135.2 (23.8) 12
 Week 4 70.9 (42.1) 12 121.0 (29.4) 10 –19.3 (–50.3 to 11.7) –0.8
 Week 8 56.6 (45.0) 11 113.7 (38.8) 9 –22.4 (–54.0 to 9.2) –0.9
Nightmare-related distress (ONSS distress)
 Week 0 37.3 (8.3) 12 45.1 (8.5) 12
 Week 4 25.0 (15.1) 12 41.1 (9.9) 10 –8.2 (–20.6 to 4.2) –1.0
 Week 8 20.7 (17.0) 11 37.2 (13.5) 9 –7.7 (–20.4 to 4.9) –0.9
Preoccupation with nightmares (ONSS preoccupation)
 Week 0 40.0 (7.8) 12 47.4 (6.5) 12
 Week 4 25.2 (14.6) 12 42.5 (9.0) 10 –11.3 (–22.8 to 0.2) –1.6
 Week 8 17.8 (13.3) 11 41.3 (12.4) 9 –16.5 (–28.3 to –4.7) –2.3
Impairment related to nightmares (ONSS impairment)
 Week 0 31.3 (13.0) 12 42.7 (11.9) 12
 Week 4 20.6 (14.7) 12 37.4 (13.0) 10 –4.7 (–14.5 to 5.0) –0.4
 Week 8 18.0 (16.2) 11 35.1 (15.4) 9 –3.4 (–13.4 to 6.6) –0.3

All analyses controlled for baseline score for that variable.

CBT, cognitive behavioural therapy; CI, confidence interval; ONSS, Oxford Nightmare Severity Scale.