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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Apr 29.
Published in final edited form as: School Ment Health. 2020 Jun 20;12(4):716–731. doi: 10.1007/s12310-020-09379-6

Table 3.

T1 and T2 mean (SD) scale scores by intervention group for Cambodian sample

Scale Timepoint Treatment Control
Teacher - MHLS Recognition T1 2.69 (.46) 2.41 (.43)
T2 2.68 (.50) 2.42 (.40)
Teacher - MHLS Help-seeking Self-efficacy T1 2.63 (.68) 2.50 (.61)
T2 2.69 (.80) 2.32 (.67)
Teacher – MHLS Stigma T1 1 .71 (.40) 1.84 (.48)
T2 1 .54 (.62) 1.86 (.62)
Teacher – MHLS Willingness to Interact T1 2.00 (.35) 1.84 (.49)
T2 2.45 (.39)**** 1.81 (.48)
Teacher – BMI Dangerousness T1 2.81 (.69) 2.90 (.79)
T2 2.08 (1.00)*** 2.93 (.73)
Teacher – BMI Poor skills T1 1.89 (.74) 2.36 (.71)
T2 1.54 (.70)* 2.20 (.68)
Teacher – BMI Incurable T1 2.98 (.74) 2.87 (.72)
T2 2.60 (.64)** 2.91 (.60)
Student – MHL Knowledge T1 0.57 (.13) 0.56 (.13)
T2 0.61 (.14)** 0.54 (.12)
Student – Stigma T1 4.05 (.69) 4.10 (.86)
T2 3.39 (.84)**** 4.02 (.77)

Notes:

1

=Range of the MHLS scales is 0 (“strongly disagree”) to 4 (“strongly agree”); range of BMI scales is 0 (“completely disagree”) to 4 (“completely agree”). Student – MHL Knowledge is proportion correct. Range of the Student – Stigma scale is 0 (“strongly disagree”) to 6 (“strongly agree”); Means are adjusted for T1 scores.

*

=p<.05

**

=p<.01

***

=p<.001

****

=p<.0001