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Table 4 Effect of VIPI (differences between VIPI and TAU) on EAS score at the 6-month follow-up; T3, adjusted for EAS score and BDI at baseline: Regression coefficient estimate, CI, and p-value for VIPI at different values of EAs score and BDI score at baseline

From: Video feedback compared to treatment as usual in families with parent–child interactions problems: a randomized controlled trial

EAS score at T1/Sample percentile

BDI = 5

BDI = 15

BDI = 25

 

B value/95% CI p

B value/95% CI p

B value/95% CI p

EAS score = 97

−7.21 (−21.44 to 7.02)

−3.94 (−17.50 to 9.62)

6.55 (−13.23 to 26.33)

(10th percentile)

0.32

0.57

0.51

EAS score = 116.5

−6.11 (−17.02 to 4.79)

0.77 (−9.74 to 11.27)

7.65 (−9.30 to 24.60)

(25th percentile)

0.27

0.89

0.37

EAS score = 143

−4.62 (−13.78 to 4.54)

2.26 (−5.59 to 10.11)

9.14 (−5.85 to 24.13)

(50th percentile)

0.32

0.57

0.23

EAS score = 165

1.50 (−7.60 to 10.60)

3.50 (−5.98 to 12.97)

10.38 (−5.17 to 25.92)

(75th percentile)

0.74

0.47

0.19

EAS score = 172

−2.99 (−15.21 to9.23)

3.89 (−6.69 to 14.46)

10.77 (−5.35 to 26.89)

(90th percentile)

0.63

0.47

0.19

  1. The regression equation:
  2. EAS 3 = 100.943 + 0.437 EAS1 – 16.103 VIPI + 0.056 EAS1 × VIPI – 0.630 BDI + 0.688 BDI × VIPI.
  3. VIPI = 1(0) for the treatment group (TAU).
  4. EAS: Emotional Availability Scales, BDI: Beck Depression Inventory. High EAS scores indicate good emotional availability in the parent–child dyad. BDI = 5 indicates no depression; BDI = 15 indicate mild depressive symptoms and BDI = 25 indicates moderate depressive symptoms.