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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 30.
Published in final edited form as: Psychiatry Res Neuroimaging. 2020 May 4;301:111087. doi: 10.1016/j.pscychresns.2020.111087

Table 1:

Symptom questionnaires scores and episodic memory task performance accuracy.

Mindfulness Group Waiting List Control ANOVA (time X group interaction)
mean (SD) Paired t-test mean (SD) paired t-test
Pre Post Pre Post
PSS 22.421 (8.375) 16.895 (8.055) t=3.529 p=0.002 19.176 (6.013) 20.176 (7.860) t=−0.696 p= 0.497 F(1,34) = 9.276, p = 0.004, η2=0.214
STAI-t 45.850 (13.019) 41.000 (12.998) t=2.945 p=0.008 44.333 (11.902) 45.667 (13.069) t=−0.814 p=0.429 F (1,33) = 6.785, p = 0.014, η2=0.171
BDI 18.211 (11.835) 17.000 (15.790) t=0.389 p=0.702 16.688 (2.981) 16.188 (3.304) t=0.249 p=0.807 F(1,33) = 0.034, p = 0.855, η2=0.001
Performance Accuracy 0.858 (0.053) 0.874 (0.034) t=−1.5971 p=0.126 0.850 (0.072) 0.887 (0.041) t=−3.241 p=0.004 F(1,40) =1.341, p = 0.254, η2= 0.032
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The post-intervention change of episodic memory task performance accuracy of the mindfulness group did not reach significance because 6 subjects who completed the intervention after their waiting period completed the task for the third time, thus there could be ceiling effect with their performance improvement; after removing the 6 subjects, the mindfulness group did have significant increase in performance accuracy (average (SE) pre-intervention accuracy =0.841(0.059), post-intervention accuracy = 0.874 (0.037), t(14)=2.734, p = 0.016, d = 1.038).