Common Factors of Psychotherapy in Inpatients With Major Depressive Disorder: A Pilot Study.

Front Psychiatry · 2019 · PMC6614726 · PMID 31333515

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Correlations Between Slopes of the Individual Regression Functions as a Function of Session Number for STEP Subscales and Individual Changes in Depressive Symptoms Spearman correlations between the slopes of the individual regression functions (as index of the development of the common factors across time) and changes in depressive symptoms (difference between BDI-II T0 and T1) varied between −.03 and .18 for the different STEP subscales and failed to reach significance (all ps > 0.16).

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However, we found marginally significant interactions between clinical improvement and session number for the scales active assistance in problem solving and motivational clarification.

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