Table 1.
Worry outcome incidence and WOJ ratings across entries of the first two days of monitoring
| M (SD) |
Min. – Max. | |
|---|---|---|
| Overall percent of worries that did not come true | 91.30% | -- |
| Percent of true worriesa with outcome better than expected | 30.10% | -- |
| Percent of true worriesa with outcome as bad as expected | 44.15% | -- |
| Percent of true worriesa with outcome worse than expected | 25.80% | -- |
| Average number of unique worries per person | 34.30 (18.00) | 12.50 - 100.50 |
| Early worry-related distressb | 4.51 (1.49) | 3.13 – 6.75 |
| Early recent cognitive interference durationc | 43.12% (26.08) | 18.75% - 75.14% |
| Early daily cognitive interference durationd | 25.88% (22.57) | 1.25% - 67.86% |
| Early emotional likelihood of worry outcome | 62.09% (26.08) | 25.00% - 85.71% |
| Early logical likelihood of worry outcome | 41.67% (22.97) | 7.50% - 82.86% |
a
Percentage of worries that were perceived as having come true by participants during monitoring.
b
Average degree of self-reported distress associated with individual worries on a scale from 1 (no distress) to 7 (severe distress).
c
Percentage of time spent on thought in past two hours.
d
Percentage of time spent on thought across entire day.