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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Eval Rev. 2008 Nov 24;33(2):138–158. doi: 10.1177/0193841X08326463

Table 2.

Reports of Respondents’ Own Drug and Sexual Behavior and Expectancies by Mixed-Mode Assignment

In-person first n = 178 % Web first n = 181 % P
Single items
    In the past 30 days...
        Drank alcohol 59.3 55.0 .692
        Drank >5 drinks on one occasion 35.0 41.7 .837
        Used marijuana 37.3 27.6 .018
        Used cocaine 5.1 6.6 .472
        Used other opiates 13.0 11.0 .371
        Drove car after drinking/drug use 16.4 11.0 .172
        Rode in a car w/someone drinking or using drugs 23.2 19.3
        Had sex 55.1 55.9 .594
        Drank alcohol prior to sex 33.3 46.2 .071
        Used drugs prior to sex 17.8 25.8 .154
        Had >1 sex partner 5.1 7.3 .401
        Used condoms 60.5 61.9 .402
        Used other birth control 74.4 75.0 .744
    Ever had a sexually transmitted disease (STD) 5.1 6.8 .568
Multiple-item measures M (SD)
M (SD)
    Expectancies for alcohol...
        Enhancing sex 3.01 (0.77) 3.06 (0.96) .901
        Increasing risky sex 3.73 (0.87) 3.84 (0.94) .440
        Decreasing inhibition 3.73 (0.86) 3.80 (0.78) .413
    Expectancies for drugs...
        Enhancing sex 2.98 (0.86) 3.04 (0.89) .495
        Increasing risky sex 3.53 (0.96) 3.62 (0.95) .350
        Decreasing inhibition 3.53 (0.92) 3.52 (0.88) .847
    Rutgers Alcohol Problems Index 1.67 (3.80) 1.34 (2.68) .101

Notes: In the in-person interview mode, these questions were self-administered on laptop computers. * p < .05. Significance levels of comparisons by mixed-mode condition assessed by logistic or linear regression models that adjusted for gender, living at home with parents or not, and previous report of behavior when available on the spring 2004 survey. Means and standard deviations are from unadjusted estimates.