Research Article
A Counseling Program for Clients in Substitution Treatment: Effects and Dropout Prediction
Table 1
Sample characteristics.
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| Note. The final sample and the dropouts do not add up to the total sample, see text for details. Psychosocial well-being was assessed on a compound scale ranging 1–5 (lower values indicate higher levels of well-being); the amount of leisure activities engaged in was assessed on a compound scale ranging 1–5 (lower values indicate fewer leisure activities); counselor’s expectations were assessed on a binary scale (clients’ situation should improve over the course of the program versus should at least not deteriorate). | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||