Table 2.

Multivariate regression of symptom burden and impairment ratings on general and specific factors

Variable	Estimate	Posterior SD	p	95% Bayes CI		Significance
				Lower 2.5%	Upper 2.5%
Self‐reported impairment
General factor	0.675	0.015	<.001	0.644	0.705	*
Melancholic features	0.159	0.028	<.001	0.104	0.213	*
Depressive cognitions	0.091	0.025	<.001	0.042	0.139	*
Anxiety	−0.053	0.024	.015	−0.100	−0.005	*
Obsessions–compulsions	−0.056	0.020	.003	−0.096	−0.016	*
Conduct problems	0.184	0.022	<.001	0.141	0.227	*
Parent‐reported impairment
General factor	0.480	0.027	<.001	0.426	0.531	*
Melancholic features	0.096	0.040	.009	0.017	0.173	*
Depressive cognitions	0.039	0.037	.146	−0.034	0.112
Anxiety	−0.099	0.038	.005	−0.173	−0.024	*
Obsessions–compulsions	−0.072	0.032	.012	−0.134	−0.010	*
Conduct problems	0.213	0.033	<.001	0.148	0.277	*

Standardized estimates. CI = credibility interval. One‐tailed p values based on the posterior distribution can be interpreted as the proportion of the posterior distribution that is below zero (or, for negative estimates, above zero).

^*95% Bayes credibility interval does not contain 0.