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Published in final edited form as: Behav Res Ther. 2021 Nov 10;148:103996. doi: 10.1016/j.brat.2021.103996

Table 3.

Prediction of Symptom Levels during Acute-phase Cognitive Therapy

Fixed effects	df	F	p
	Primary dataset (N = 523; Jarrett et al., 2013)
Scale	2, 18000	199.31	< .001
Time	13, 18000	406.35	< .001
Scale * time	26, 18000	14.48	< .001
	Replication dataset (N = 156; Jarrett et al., 2001)
Scale	2, 5629	124.18	< .001
Time	13, 5629	160.09	< .001
Scale * time	26, 5629	2.92	< .001

Note. The scale effect involves depressed mood, low general interest/pleasure, and low sexual interest symptoms. The time effect is 14 assessments conducted approximately weekly. Random intercepts accounting for nesting of data within participants were included in each model but are not shown.