Means and standard deviations for memory valence and vantage perspective at pre- and post-intervention.
depression, positive-specific memories
Data include total mean numbers of specific memories (across both remoteness conditions).A Bayesian repeated measures ANOVA was then conducted on the number of positive-specific memories in the free-recall condition using remoteness (recent and remote) and time (pre- and post-intervention) as within-subjects factors, and group (LKM, colouring) as a between-subjects factor. There was no main effect of time, BF10 = 0.18, remoteness, BF10 = 0.27, or group, BF10 = 0.24. For the interactions, there was no interaction between time and group, BF10 = 0.25, while results were inconclusive regarding remoteness and group, BF10 = 1.70, time and remoteness, BF10 = 0.51, and time, remoteness, and group, BF10 = 0.42. Results were inconclusive regarding a change in positive-specific memory retrieval over time in the free-recall condition depending upon the age of the memory. To further examine remote positive-specific memories, correlation analyses were conducted (Pearson correlation coefficient) between the number of remote positive-specific memories and DASS depression scores at baseline, 