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Published in final edited form as: J Obsessive Compuls Relat Disord. 2018 Aug 9;23:10.1016/j.jocrd.2019.100465. doi: 10.1016/j.jocrd.2019.100465

Table 3.

Correlations, t tests, and chi square tests between SI–R and CIR change, treatment attrition, and demographic and clinical variables.

	SI–R Change	CIR Change	Drop Status
Age	r = .02	r = .08	t = − .50
Gender	t = .77	t = .44	X² = 1.47
Race	t = 1.33	t = 1.30	X² = .92
Education level	r = − .21	r = − .07	t = 1.05
Marital status	t = .83	t = 1.72	X² = .06
Employment status	t = − .18	t = 1.57	X² = .04
Number of medical illnesses	r = − .01	r = − .19	t = − .60
Mobility	r = − .01	r = .15	t = − 1.21
HADS–A	r = .12	r = .15	t = − 1.84
HADS–D	r = .09	r = .09	t = − 1.84
Total SI–R	r = .19	r = .14	t = − 1.24
CIR	r = − .17	r = .41^** (p = .000)	t = − 2.79^** (p = .006)

Notes:

p < 0.05;

^**

p < 0.01;

BC = Brief COPE; CIR = Clutter Image Rating; ERQ = Emotion Regulation Questionnaire; HADS = Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale; SI–R = Saving Inventory–Revised; URICA = University of Rhode Island Change Assessment Questionnaire.