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. 2023 May 11;18(5):e0285329. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0285329

Table 2. Effects of couple composition and campaign on advertisement judgments and PrEP stigma, motivation, and behavior (MANCOVAs).

Time 1: Immediately After First Viewing Advertisement
  Advertisement Judgments PrEP Stigma PrEP Motivation
  Model 1a Model 2a Model 1a Model 2a Model 1a Model 2a
  V F DF p V F DF p V F DF p V F DF p V F DF p V F DF p
Couple Composition .97 1.63 48, 165 .013 1.00 1.54 48, 147 .027 .03 .41 6, 150 .869 .04 0.45 6, 138 .846 .02 .15 9, 231 .998 .02 .19 9, 213 .996
Campaign .58 1.39 32, 108 .107 .64 1.39 32, 96 .110 .04 .71 4, 150 .583 .04 0.78 4, 138 .541 .10 1.36 6, 152 .236 .08 .98 6, 140 .439
Couple Composition x Campaign - - - - 1.47 1.05 96, 312 .367 - - - - .18 1.16 12, 138 .316 - - - - .19 .80 18, 213 .705
Time 2: Eight Weeks After First Viewing Advertisement
  PrEP Motivation PrEP Behavior                
  Model 1a,b Model 2a,b Model 1a,b Model 2a,b                
  V F DF p V F DF p V F DF p V F DF p                
Couple Composition .18 1.13 9, 156 .345 .21 1.17 9, 138 .320 .13 .81 9, 156 .607 .17 .91 9, 138 .515                
Campaign .20 1.92 6, 102 .084 .26 2.24 6, 90 .046 .26 2.52 6, 102 .026 .23 1.98 6, 90 .077                
Couple Composition x Campaign - - - - .34 .99 18, 138 .476 - - - - .36 1.04 18, 138 .417                

Note. For each set of outcomes, Model 1 represents partial effects and Model 2 represents conditional and interaction effects.

aAll models were adjusted for age, ethnicity, education, employment, sexual orientation, and PrEP knowledge/experience.

bTime 2 models were also adjusted for advertisement (study stimulus) viewing frequency during the 8-week follow-up period.