General Wellbeing Sample Clauses

General Wellbeing. Pre- and post measures of general wellbeing were available for 48 participants – the GHQ-28 for 31 participants and the CORE-OM for 17 participants. GHQ-28: Paired t tests revealed a significant reduction in Total GHQ score post- intervention (t = 3.36, df 30, p = .002). Table 2: Mean and Standard Deviation Scores on the 28 Item General Health Questionnaire Pre- intervention Post- intervention Effect Size P Value Somatic 2.61 ± 2.1 1.26 ± 1.7 .6 p =.002 Anxiety/Insomnia 3.1 ± 2.4 1.8 ± 1.9 .5 p = .008 Social 2.3 ± 2.2 1.2 ± 1.6 .5 p = .008 Depression .65 ± 1.5 .29 ± 1.1 .2 p = .29 Mean Total Score 8.6 ± 6.7 4.6 ± 4.8 .6 p = .002 Caseness % 65.7% 38.7% - p = .035 Regarding symptoms clusters, significant pre- and post-intervention differences emerged in the predicted direction for somatic symptoms (t = 3.3 df 30, p = .002), anxiety/insomnia (t = 2.9, df 30, p = .008), and social dysfunction (t = 2.8, df 30, p = .008), although no difference was observed on the depression subscale (t = 1.1, df 30, p = .29) – see Table 2 & Figure 1. In addition, significantly less participants met psychiatric caseness criteria post-intervention using the standard cut-off of 4/5 (XxXxxxx p = .035). 2 1.5 Pre- Post 0 Somatic Anxiety Social Depression Mean Score Figure 1: Mean Score ± SEM on the 28 Item General Health Questionnaire.
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