Factors Predicting Response to the Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Behavioural Workshop for Persons Diagnosed with Schizophrenia.

Community Ment Health J · 2020 · PMC7289781 · PMID 32239365

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a negative trendno p-value reported

In addition, the effect of increased longer duration of illness (in years) predicted a negative trend toward less workshop responsiveness.

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borderline significantno p-value reported

In terms of the no domination by symptoms (RAS-R) variable, final model fitting including workshop attendance [F (1,46.069 = 0.991, p > .325], booster session [F (1,37.930 = 0.120, p > .731] and duration of illness [F (1,42.76 = 3.849, p < .056] revealed that the effect of increased longer duration of illness (in years) predicted a borderline significant less responsiveness to the workshop.

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There was an overall trend for better workshop responsiveness among booster session attendees.

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