Table 2.

Moderating Effects of Premorbid Sociality on Social Adjustment Change during CET vs. EST in Early Course Schizophrenia

Moderator Effect: Group x Time x Premorbid Sociality scorea	B	SE	df	t	p
SAS-II total score
Month 9	.07	.20	99	.36	.722
Month 18	.55	.23	99	2.39	.019
Interpersonal Anguish subscale
Month 9	.13	.23	99	.57	.570
Month 18	.92	.27	99	3.42	.001
Sexual Relations subscaleb
Month 9	−.56	.29	91	−1.92	.058
Month 18	−.76	.35	91	−2.18	.032
Household/Family Relationships subscalec
Month 9	−.27	.23	62	−1.17	.248
Month 18	.40	.26	62	1.51	.137
Social Functioning subscale
Month 9	−.11	.24	99	−.46	.648
Month 18	−.01	.26	99	−.04	.969
Work Affect subscaled
Month 9	−.35	.43	34	−.81	.421
Month 18	.28	.55	34	.52	.608
Major Role Performance subscale
Month 9	.33	.25	99	1.33	.188
Month 18	.16	.27	99	.58	.562
Self-Care subscale
Month 9	.57	.29	99	1.93	.056
Month 18	.64	.31	99	2.06	.043

Note. SAS-II = Social Adjustment Scale, version 2 (Schooler et al., 1979), SE = standard error

^aGroup = CET vs. EST, Time = Baseline, 9 month, and 18 month time points, Premorbid Sociality = baseline total score from the adapted Premorbid Adjustment Scale (Cannon-Spoor et al., 1982)

^bNot ratable for individuals living with an intimate partner

^cNot ratable for individuals who live independently

^dNot ratable for individuals who are unemployed