Table 4. Path C indirect effects (patient-level)^a:

Relationships between therapist behaviors and clinical outcomes (via habituation)

				Indirect Effects
	Habituation			Severity Δ			Global Improvement			Responder
Therapist Behaviorb	Est	SE	95% CI	Est	SE	95% CI	Est	SE	95% CI	Est	SE	95% CI
Encourage Approach	1.486	0.627	0.240, 2.732	−2.749	0.433	−3.432, −1.762	−0.416	0.069	−0.522, −0.241	0.802	0.138	0.590, 1.152
Intensify	0.189	1.065	−1.929, 2.306	−0.350	0.735	−1.861, 1.162	−0.053	0.117	−0.297, 0.217	0.102	0.234	−0.385, 0.641
Accommodation	−1.646	0.780	−3.198, −0.094	3.045	0.538	2.203, 4.277	0.461	0.086	0.331, 0.680	−0.889	0.172	−1.148, −0.450
Unrelated Talk	−1.537	0.511	−2.55, −0.520	2.843	0.353	2.270, 3.642	0.430	0.056	0.342, 0.569	−0.830	0.112	−1.007, −0.552
Externalizing	−1.800	0.812	−3.415, −0.185	3.330	0.560	2.446, 4.608	0.504	0.089	0.366, 0.730	−0.972	0.179	−1.247, −0.520
Change Thoughts	−0.469	0.884	−2.227, 1.289	0.868	0.610	−0.318, 2.180	0.131	0.097	−0.057, 0.367	−0.253	0.194	−0.631, 0.218
Exposure Teaching	0.956	0.790	−0.616, 2.527	−1.769	0.545	−2.697, −0.535	−0.268	0.087	−0.410, −0.046	0.516	0.174	0.231, 0.960
Durationc	0.010	0.001	0.008, 0.011	−0.019	0.001	−0.020, −0.017	−0.003	0.000	−0.003, −0.003	0.005	0.000	0.005, 0.006

^aN = 86 patients;

^bEst. proportion of time per patient (of est. duration for each patient);

^cduration excluding time during exposure that followed an instance of habituation

p < .05; higher proportion of behavior or duration associated with less desirable clinical outcome

p < .05; higher proportion of behavior or duration associated with more desirable clinical outcome