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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Child Adolesc Psychol. 2019 Aug 20;50(2):202–214. doi: 10.1080/15374416.2019.1644648

Table 3.

Model-Based Estimated Change in Potential Interpersonal Mediators and Rank Preserving Model Results

TX → Mediator (path a) Rank Preserving Model (path b)
Potential Mediator Estimated Change IPT-AST (SE) Estimated Change GC (SE) Treatment Contrast  t(df)   p Mediator→CES-D | INT t(df)  p Mediator→CGAS |INT t(df)  p
FACTOR 1 −.07 (.09) −.06 (.08) t(156) = .10 .92 t(153) =−.58 .56 t(154) =− 2.18 .03
FACTOR 2 −.06 (.11) .17 (.11) t(156) = 1.71 .09 t(153) = −1.40 .16 t(153) = 1.36 .17
FACTOR 3 −.001 (.13) −.06 (.12) t(156) = − .39 .70 t(153) = −1.25 .21 t(153) = 1.70 .09
NON-LOADERS
Friend Functioning (SAS-SR) −.13 (.06) −.06 (.05) t(173) = .97 .33 t(170) = 1.26 .21 t(170) = −1.57 .12
Romantic Functioning (SAS-SR) −.18 (.08) −.03 (.07) t(174) = 1.53 .13 t(171) = 1.99 .047 t(171) = −1.98 .047
Conflict – Peer (NRI) −.17 (.26) .42 (.27) t(171) = 1.66 .10 t(168) = 1.69 .09 t(168) = −2.00 .046
Conflict – Father (CBQ) −.13 (.39) −.15 (.35) t(162) = −.05 .96 t(159) = −1.10 .27 t(159) = .81 .42

Notes. INT= intervention