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Table 1 Sample baseline characteristics

From: Changing attitudes towards psychotherapy via social observations: are similarities more important than discrepancies?

 

Control group

n = 32

Experimental group 1

Positive Model

n = 38

Experimental group 2

Discrepancy

n = 38

Experimental group 3

Similarity

n = 32

Test statistic

M (SD)

M (SD)

M (SD)

M(SD)

Age

31.3 (13.1)

34.1 (14.8)

29.6 (10.5)

30.5 (13.1)

F(3,136) = 148.26, p = .452

Sex, n

♂: 8

♀: 24

♂: 13

♀: 25

♂: 8

♀: 30

♂: 11

♀: 21

\({x}^{2}\)= 2.378; p = .495

GSI

9.5 (11.1)

8.9 (11.6)

7.5 (9.2)

7.1(5.2)

F(3,136) = 45.13, p = .699

GSE

30.0 (5.0)

28.8 (5.8)

29.8 (4.7)

29.5 (4.3)

F(3,136) = 13.51, p = .660

Therapy experience, n

11

12

11

10

\({x}^{2}\)= 0.238; p = .994

Education:

advanced school-leaving certificate, n

28

32

33

29

\({x}^{2}\)= 11.143, p = .556

  1. Note. a Independent samples t-test. b Chi-square test of homogeneity
  2. GSI: Global Severity Index. SWE: General Self-Efficacy Scale
  3. * p < .05