Research Article

Face-to-Face Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Irritable Bowel Syndrome: The Effects on Gastrointestinal and Psychiatric Symptoms

Table 2

Descriptive data for dependent variables.
(a)

% Pain, 4 weeks before Pain, pre-CBT Pain, post-CBT
MSDMSDMSD

2019.4010.7720.5411.8617.6910.18
4024.959.4225.3211.8623.3911.07
6028.0811.5729.498.8628.0811.57
8034.238.7533.4611.5528.7012.08

(b)

% Discomfort, 4 weeks before Discomfort, pre-CBT Discomfort, post-CBT
MSDMSDMSD

2016.504.9617.289.0715.859.12
4022.556.7022.3910.1620.9110.15
6027.438.0321.196.6425.1210.95
8032.688.9831.4111.7729.8311.68

(c)

% Urge, 4 weeks before Urge, pre-CBT Urge, post-CBT
MSDMSDMSD

2013.393.2213.786.9614.658.62
4019.545.0219.039.1219.6910.03
6023.3711.0224.746.8523.9111.11
8030.518.4728.1212.8628.7012.08

Note. Means (M), and standard deviations (SD) for dependent variables, that is, the estimated pressure (mmHg) at 20, 40, 60, and 80% of the maximum ratings with regard to discomfort, pain, and urge, respectively, during the barostat assessment collected four weeks before (−4 weeks), just before (pre-CBT), and after CBT (12 weeks after CBT). for the 4 weeks before measurement = 7; for the pre- and post-CBT measurement = 15.