highly significantp <0.001
Moving to within-subjects’ effects, a highly significant main effect of time is evident (F = 24.164, p <0.001), emphasizing substantial changes in hallucination symptoms over the measured time points.
Moving to within-subjects’ effects, a highly significant main effect of time is evident (F = 24.164, p <0.001), emphasizing substantial changes in hallucination symptoms over the measured time points.
30 , 31 Potential Joint Impact of Adherence Status and Age The marginally significant interaction between adherence status and age (F = 3.093, p = 0.050) suggests that adherence status might have varying effects on hallucination symptoms across different age groups.
However, a marginal significance is observed in the interaction between adherence status and age (F = 3.093, p = 0.050), hinting at a potential joint impact on hallucination symptoms.