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. 2021 Jun 4;16(6):e0252568. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0252568

Table 1. Condition differences in psychological variables over the course of the study.

Intervention condition Control condition Intervention vs. Control at Baseline
BaselineN = 21 PostN = 20 Follow-upN = 18 BaselineN = 21 PostN = 19 Follow-upN = 17 Differenceof means 95% CI T-test
PSS 24.05 (6.35) 19.35 (5.51) 23.00 (7.93) 20.57 (8.94) 20.79 (9.53) 21.06 (8.65) N = 18 3.48 [-1.36; 8.31] t(40) = 1.54, p = .15
STAI trait 37.67 (7.46) 36.95 (8.07) 37.67 (9.62) 35.76 (9.10) 36.37 (10.47) 37.12 (9.16) 1.90 [-3.28; 7.09] t(40) = .74, p = .46
ASS-SYM 36.10 (17.56) 32.75 (16.40) 37.44 (21.76) 33.00 (20.23) 30.05 (21.21) 34.76 (20.35) 3.10 [-8.72; 14.91] t(40) = .53, p = .60
FSozU K-22 4.56 (0.32) 4.57 (0.33) 4.60 (0.23) 4.39 (0.49) 4.32 (0.55) 4.25 (0.58) .17 [-.08; .43] t(40) = 1.36, p = .18

Values are given as means ± SD. PSS, Perceived Stress Scale; STAI trait, State Trait Anxiety Inventory Trait Scale; ASS-SYM, Change-sensitive Symptom List; FSozU K-22, Social Support Questionnaire Short Version.