Additional file 1 of Cognitive behavioural group therapy versus mindfulness-based stress reduction group therapy for intimate partner violence: a randomized controlled trial
Creators: name: Nesset, Merete Berg
name: Lara-Cabrera, Mariela Loreto
name: Bjørngaard, Johan Håkon
name: Whittington, Richard
name: Palmstierna, Tom
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2020
Subjects: subject: Medicine
subject: Sociology
subject: FOS: Sociology
subject: Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
subject: Science Policy
subject: Mental Health

description: Additional file 1: Figure S1. Estimated number of reported incidents of psychological violence at baseline (0), 6 months and 12 months’ follow-up. 95% Confidence intervals (vertical lines). Estimates based on a linear mixed model. Table S1.a Difference in mean number of reported incidents of psychological violence last 3 months according to time and intervention b Difference in mean number of reported incidents of physical violence last 3 months according to time and intervention c Difference in mean number of reported incidents of sexual violence last 3 months according to time and intervention d Difference in mean number of reported incidents of injury violence last 3 months according to time and intervention Table S2. a Odds ratio for physical violence last 3 months according to time and intervention b Odds ratio for psychological violence last 3 months according to time and intervention c Odds ratio for sexual violence last 3 months according to time and intervention d Odds ratio for injury last 3 months according to time and intervention Client scores: Table S3. Difference in mean number of reported incidents of psychological violence last 3 months according to time and intervention Table S4.a Odds ratio for physical violence last 3 months according to time and intervention b Odds ratio for psychological violence last 3 months according to time and intervention S-Table 4c Odds ratio for sexual violence last 3 months according to time and intervention d Odds ratio for injury last 3 months according to time and intervention Table S5.a Reported psychological violence the last 3 months at baseline, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined b Reported psychological violence at time 2, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined c Reported psychological violence at time 3, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined d Reported psychological violence at time 4, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined e Reported psychological violence at time 5, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined Table S6.a Reported physical violence at baseline, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined b Reported physical violence at time 2, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined c Reported physical violence at time 3, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined d Reported physical violence at time 4, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined e Reported physical violence at time 5, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined Table S7.a Reported sexual violence at baseline, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined b Reported sexual violence at time 2, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined c Reported sexual violence at time 3, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined d Reported sexual violence at time 4, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined e Reported sexual violence at time 5, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined Table S8.a Reported injury on partner at baseline, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined b Reported injury on partner at time 2, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined c Reported injury on partner at time 3, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined d Reported injury on partner at time 4, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined e Reported injury on partner at time 5, CBGT and MBSR, clients and partners combined