TABLE 2—
Fathers’ Reports of Discussion of Sex-Related Topics With Adolescent Sons at Follow-Up Interview, by Study Group: REAL Men, 2000–2004
| 3-Month Follow-Up | 6-Month Follow-Up | 12-Month Follow-Up | |||||||
| Fathers’ Outcomes | Meana (SD) | Pb | 95% CIc | Mean (SD) | Pb | 95% CIc | Mean (SD) | Pb | 95% CIc |
| Discussion of sex-related topicsd | |||||||||
| Intervention | 22.60 (14.22) | .037 | 0.68, 10.88 | 22.98 (13.97) | .162 | −1.21, 3.93 | 23.33 (14.37) | .042 | 0.22, 6.41 |
| Controle | 18.29 (15.89) | 20.38 (16.01) | 19.77 (15.27) | ||||||
| Intent to discuss sex-related topicsd | |||||||||
| Intervention | 72.75 (10.05) | .131 | −2.56, 10.70 | 70.51 (10.12) | .319 | −3.57, 5.82 | 70.37 (12.37) | .033 | 0.61, 7.32 |
| Controle | 70.10 (13.68) | 70.50 (13.28) | 67.32 (14.66) | ||||||
Note. CI = confidence interval. For intervention group, n = 121; for control group, n = 119. Fathers included both biological fathers and father figures; see “Methods” section for a further listing of father figures.
aAdjusted for father–adolescent living status.
bOne-tailed probability on the basis of t statistic.
cOne-sided 95% CI for the mean difference between the 2 groups.
dFor scores, see under “Measures” in “Methods” section.
e The control group participated in a nutrition and exercise program.