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Table 3 Post-hoc multiple comparisons on time effect for ITT and Protocol Completer sample

From: Effectiveness and feasibility of Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET) in patients with borderline personality disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder – a pilot study

 

Intent to treat (n = 11)

NET-Protocol Completers (n = 10)

Pre vs. Post

p

Pre vs. FU

p

Post vs. FU

p

Pre vs. Post

p

Pre vs. FU

p

Post vs. FU

p

PTSD

−2.9718.63

.008

−4.3219.48

<.001

−1.5418.85

.140

−3.1517.99

.006

−4.4818.85

<.001

−1.5518.85

.137

Borderline Symptoms

−2.2718.92

.035

−2.6619.45

.015

-.5818.93

.584

−2.3017.89

.034

−2.6718.47

.015

-.5518.47

.592

Depressive Symptoms

−3.7019.22

.001

−3.9819.83

.001

-.5519.28

.558

−3.6018.03

.002

−3.8818.68

.001

-.5418.68

.596

Dissociative Symptoms

−2.2718.65

.035

−2.4318.94

.025

-.3318.57

.744

−2.2817.89

.035

−2.4418.22

.025

-.3418.22

.739

Quality of Life

3.0719.42

.006

2.9919.98

.007

.1619.46

.877

3.0518.29

.007

2.9818.89

.008

.15218.89

.881

  1. Note. Mixed effects models were used to disclose time effects. Within these models, contrasts were used to analyze post-hoc multiple comparisons. Displayed are t-values and degrees of freedom subscripted
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