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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Child Psychol Psychiatry. 2016 Dec 15;58(5):623–633. doi: 10.1111/jcpp.12673

Table 3.

Effect Sizes on Outcome Measures for Intent-to-Treat and Completer Analyses

Post-treatment
Follow up
WL
(pre to post)a
CT-PTSD
(pre to post)a
CT-PTSD vs WL
(post)b
CT-PTSD
(pre to 6MFU)a
CT-PTSD
(pre to 12MFU)a
Intent-to-treat
  PTSD symptoms (CPTSDI)   .48 2.78 2.01 3.55 2.86
  PTSD severity (CPSS)   .53 2.65 1.23 3.21 3.63
  Depression (MFQ)   .11 1.43   .84 1.59 2.17
  Anxiety (SCAS)   .25 1.40 1.56 1.70 2.09
  Functioning (CGAS) -.23 1.73 1.58
  Emotional problems (SDQ)   .07 1.20 1.02
  Conduct problems (SDQ) -.07   .56 1.20
  Hyperactivity (SDQ) -.09   .92 1.51
Completer
  PTSD symptoms (CPTSDI)   .43 2.71 1.91 3.54 2.85
  PTSD severity (CPSS)   .41 2.68 1.34 3.15 3.63
  Depression (MFQ)   .14 1.41   .77 1.60 2.20
  Anxiety (SCAS)   .15 1.43 1.09 1.74 2.12
  Functioning (CGAS) -.27 1.71 1.58
  Emotional problems (SDQ)   .21 1.11   .82
  Conduct problems (SDQ) -.06   .61 1.12
  Hyperactivity (SDQ)   .03   .77 1.26

Note.

a

Within-group; negative scores indicate worsening symptomatology/functioning.

b

Between-group; positive scores indicate superiority of CT-PTSD. Pre=pre-treatment (i.e. at randomisation); Post=post-CT-PTSD/WL (week 11); 6MFU=six month follow-up; 12MFU=12 month follow up.