Research Article

Emotion Regulation as a Mechanism of Mindfulness in Individual Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Depression and Anxiety Disorders

Table 2

Means, standard deviations, and results of growth modeling analyses testing changes in mindfulness, emotion regulation, and symptom severity.

PreSession 5Session 15Session 25Effect size () [95% CI]
SDSDSDSD

Mindfulness1.96(0.39)1.98(0.44)2.04(0.46)2.11(0.49)0.61 [0.28, 0.93]<0.001
Rumination4.04(0.88)3.74(0.99)3.62(0.99)3.48(1.01)-0.80 [-1.13, -0.47]<0.001
Avoidance3.55(0.87)3.35(0.98)3.17(0.90)3.14(0.95)-0.56 [-0.87, -0.23]<0.001
Suppression3.08(0.81)2.96(0.83)2.86(0.75)2.80(0.74)-0.48 [-0.79, -0.16]<0.001
Reappraisal2.38(0.86)2.58(0.88)2.70(0.82)2.74(0.89)0.59 [0.27, 0.91]<0.001
Acceptance2.55(0.88)2.84(0.92)2.81(0.87)2.93(0.96)0.57 [0.25, 0.89]<0.001
Problem-solving3.54(0.90)3.60(0.78)3.64(0.78)3.67(0.74)0.24 [0.01, 0.48]0.017
Depression26.08(11.19)20.48(11.60)18.03(11.23)16.19(12.40)-0.98 [-1.32, -0.64]<0.001
Anxiety18.54(11.21)17.13(10.62)15.69(10.69)13.88(10.37)-0.71 [-1.03, -0.38]<0.001

Note. Effect sizes () for growth models were calculated using R’s lme.dscore function [112].