Table 2.

Descriptive statistics and reliable change index.

Variable	Pre-treatment			Post-treatment			Reliable Change Index Subsamples, valid % (n)
	n	M	SD	n	M	SD	n*	Deteriorated	Not classifiable	Recovered°	Total improved	Missing n	RCI
Att anx	99	3.86	1.29	87	3.98	1.27
Att avd	99	3.07	1.25	87	3.17	1.28
FACT-G	95	48.36	15.92	90	52.25	16.81	76	23.3(14)	31.7(19)	15.0(9)	45.0(27)	16	5
PHQ-9	109	15.01	5.01	100	12.11	5.54	92	10.8(9)	37.3(31)	24.1(20)	51.8(43)	9	2.4
GAD-7	109	11.02	4.97	99	9.46	5.06	65	12.1(7)	36.2(21)	29.3(17)	51.7(30)	7	2.8
OQ-45	89	84.76	22.38	82	78.82	25.63	74	13.6(8)	62.7(37)	11.9(7)	23.7(14)	15	14
GSES	93	25.00	5.71	79	27.39	5.65	54	4.9(2)	34.1(14)	46.3(19)	61.0(25)	13	4.5

Recovery cut-points are as follows: FACT-G>62; PHQ-9<10; GAD-7<10; OQ-45<63; GSES>27. SD, standard deviation; n*, subsample size of patients in the clinical range at pre-treatment; °Recovered includes individuals who reliably improved and reliably recovered; Att anx, attachment anxiety; Att avd, attachment avoidance; FACT-G, health-related quality of life; PHQ-9, depression; GAD-7, anxiety; OQ-45, general psychological distress; GSES, general self-efficacy; Missing n, number of patients in the subsample without post-treatment scores; RCI, reliable change index values indicate clinically meaningful change when scores on the measure change in the direction of better functioning (RCi>1.96).