a negative trendp = 0.053
The only sex-related signal was observed in the time × sex interaction, which showed a negative trend (−0.243 points/month; SE: 0.125; t = −1.94; df = 366.964; 95% CI: −0.489 to 0.003; p = 0.053).
The only sex-related signal was observed in the time × sex interaction, which showed a negative trend (−0.243 points/month; SE: 0.125; t = −1.94; df = 366.964; 95% CI: −0.489 to 0.003; p = 0.053).
Anxiety/depression (AD ≥2) was more frequent in women, reaching borderline significance (χ 2 = 3.71, p = 0.054).
Although this effect narrowly missed statistical significance and must not be overstated, its direction is coherent with the architectural findings.