Next, study outcomes will be compared between baseline and the two follow up time points using a series of dependent groups T-tests. Significance values for t-tests will be set at p<.025 to account for the effect of inflated alpha due to multiple comparisons. Next, mixed effects regression models will be conducted including a random effect to account for the nested nature of the data, (i.e. three measurement points nested within participant). These models will identify of trajectories of change in outcomes over time and will allow for the inclusion of important covariates (e.g., employment history assessed at baseline). P values will be set at .05.