The effect of mindfulness-based stress reduction on resilience of vulnerable women at drop-in centers in the southeast of Iran

Table 4 Summary of covariance analysis for the two groups of control and intervention

Variable	df	Mean square	F	P- value
Personal competence, high standards, and tenacity
Corrected model	4	222.53	68.07	< 0.001
Intercept	1	75.66	23.14	< 0.001
Pre test	1	0.012	0.004	0.952
Marital status	1	6.09	1.86	0.178
Time	1	593.6	181.59	< 0.001
Group	1	270.78	82.83	< 0.001
Error	55	3.26
Trust in one’s instincts, tolerance of negative affect, and strengthening of the effects of stress
Corrected model	4	188.72	90.91	< 0.001
Intercept	1	101.67	48.97	< 0.001
Pre test	1	6.59	3.17	0.08
Marital status	1	8.59	4.13	0.04
Time	1	606.67	292.24	< 0.001
Group	1	163.29	78.66	< 0.001
Error	55	2.07
The positive acceptance of change, and secure relationships
Corrected model	4	35.06	21.48	< 0.001
Intercept	1	21.39	13.10	< 0.001
Pre test	1	0.097	0.06	0.80
Marital status	1	4.81	2.95	0.09
Time	1	66.93	41.01	< 0.001
Group	1	58.73	35.99	< 0.001
Error	55	1.63
Control
Corrected model	4	43.56	32.73	< 0.001
Intercept	1	17.32	13.02	< 0.001
Pre test	1	0.84	0.63	0.43
Marital status	1	0.200	0.15	0.70
Time	1	153.41	115.28	< 0.001
Group	1	18.97	14.26	< 0.001
Error	55	1.33
Spiritual influences
Corrected model	4	11.28	29.71	< 0.001
Intercept	1	11.28	29.72	< 0.001
Pre test	1	0.93	2.47	0.12
Marital status	1	0.44	1.16	0.28
Time	1	32.51	85.63	< 0.001
Group	1	11.35	29.90	< 0.001
Error	55	0.38	69.41
Resilience total
Corrected model	4	725.19	54.54	< 0.001
Intercept	1	569.79	0.99	< 0.001
Pre test	1	10.40	0.38	0.32
Marital status	1	3.99	210.15	0.54
Time	1	2195.50	79.60	< 0.001
Group	1	831.6		< 0.001
Error	55	10.44

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