nearing significancep = 0.08
Conversely, self-certainty did not correlate with symptom outcome at 4-years ( r = .021) although its relationship with symptoms cross-sectionally at baseline was nearing significance ( r = −.18, p = 0.08).
Conversely, self-certainty did not correlate with symptom outcome at 4-years ( r = .021) although its relationship with symptoms cross-sectionally at baseline was nearing significance ( r = −.18, p = 0.08).
The self-certainty subscale was not associated with later symptom outcome, although its relationship with symptoms cross-sectionally at baseline approached significance (higher self-certainty related to greater concurrent symptom severity).