Experiences of internet-based cognitive behavioural therapy for depression and anxiety among Arabic-speaking individuals in Sweden: a qualitative study

Table 2 Observed means, standard deviations and Ns for each measure for the two conditions over time

Measure and condition	Pre-treatment*			Post-treatment*		10-month Follow-up**
Measure and condition	M	SD	N	M	SD	N	M	SD	N
PHQ-9
ICBT	15.63	6.67	30	11.67	6.05	18	11.38	7.15	8
wait-list	17.79	5.29	29	17.33	5.29	18	9.33	7.5	9
GAD-7
ICBT	13.07	4.73	30	9.11	5.46	18	8.9	6.85	8
wait-list	13.93	5.0	29	13.56	5.28	18	8.9	6.43	9
PSS-14
ICBT	36.17	5.41	30	29.44	7.16	18	27.5	11.15	8
wait-list	38.21	6.18	29	36.78	6.84	18	29.78	9.68	9
ISI
ICBT	15.53	6.07	30	11.72	6.69	18	15.13	8.36	8
wait-list	16.59	6.21	29	15.72	7.15	18	10.11	8.58	9
IES-R
ICBT	52.23	17.58	30	45.61	19.23	18	51.0	25.17	8
wait-list	54.34	16.02	29	48.61	16.98	18	32.5	20.78	8
BBQ
ICBT	38.77	17.91	30	50.22	18.58	18	45.6	23.3	8
wait-list	34.17	20.46	29	33.61	16.74	18	52.88	32.22	8

Note. PHQ-9 = Patient Health Questionnaire-9; GAD-7 = Generalized Anxiety Disorder-7; PSS-14 = Percieved Stress Scale-14; ISI = Insomnia Severity Index; IES-R Impact of Events Scale-Revised; BBQ = Brunnsviken Brief Quality of Life Scale
* Data previously presented in Lindegaard et al., (2020)
** At the 10-month follow-up, both groups had received the same treatment

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