Random regression analysis of changes in health self-efficacy among adults with serious mental illnesses pre- and post-health screening, controlling for sex, age, race, education, and study site (N = 457).

1 Unstandardized random regression estimate (SuperMix) where sign indicates direction of effect.
2 Higher score indicates better perceived ability to engage in health practices, min/max = 0–28
3 Higher scores indicates higher perceived competence for health maintenance, min/max = 4–28
4 Higher score indicates greater internal control over one’s health, min/max = 6–36
5 Higher score indicates greater control of powerful others over one’s health, min/max = 6–36
6 Higher score indicates greater role of chance in one’s health, min/max = 6–36
Random regression analysis of changes in health self-efficacy among adults with serious mental illnesses pre- and post-health screening, controlling for sex, age, race, education, and study site (N = 457).