Table 2: Efficacy measurements with rating scales baseline vs. week 12 in study group.
Variable |
Baseline (N = 28) |
Week 12 (N = 28) |
t/z |
p |
HAMD 7 |
14.5 (8) |
3 (9) |
-4.54z |
0.005* |
HAMD 17 |
24.64 (6.19) |
6.27 (6.71) |
13.76t |
0.005* |
HAMD 21 |
26.5 (13) |
5.5 (14) |
-4.62z |
0.005* |
HAMA |
21 (14) |
4 (8) |
-4.51z |
0.005* |
BDI |
23 (15) |
2.5 (13) |
-4.43z |
0.005* |
BAI |
19 (17) |
5 (8) |
-3.87z |
0.005* |
PSS14 |
48.83 (7.79) |
34.74 (9.46) |
5.17t |
0.005* |
For continuous variables, mean (standard deviation) or median (interquartile range) is given according to the test applied and t scores are obtained for paired t test, z scores are obtained for two related samples test.
Note: *p ˂ 0.05. BL: Baseline; HAMD: Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression; HAMA: Hamilton Rating Scale for Anxiety; BDI: Beck Depression Inventory; BAI: Beck Anxiety Inventory; PSS: Perceived Stress Scale.