Table 3.

Moderators of condom use, number of sexual partners, and number of incident STDs by assessment interval^*

	Short-Term			Intermediate			Long-Term
Moderators	β	P	k	β	P	k	β	P	k
Condom Use
Age group	.36	.002	31	.25	.115	26	.05	.770	13
% Black	.00	.973	31	.11	.504	26	−.17	.312	13
% Women	−.25	.035	31	−.08	.633	26	.33	.054	13
% STD	.34	.012	22	.68	.002	14	.78	<.001	13
Motivation	−.00	.986	31	.24	.133	26	.11	.541	13
Skills	.08	.468	31	.24	.129	26	.17	.329	13
Provided condoms	.37	.001	31	.24	.129	26	−.15	.388	13
Tailored	−.07	.555	31	−.33	.041	26	−.49	.005	13
Targeted	.36	.002	31	.39	.014	26	.82	<.001	13
Total dose	.27	.022	31	.40	.012	26	.72	<.001	13
No. of Sexual Partners
Age group	.55	.003	24	.43	.012	22	.87	<.001	11
% Black	−.32	.088	24	−.41	.017	22	−.64	<.001	11
% Women	−.07	.716	24	.20	.233	22	.87	<.001	11
% STD	−.26	.207	18	.37	.078	12	.82	<.001	11
Motivation	−.11	.574	24	.00	.977	22	−.14	.444	11
Skills	−.01	.939	24	.01	.957	22	.06	.754	11
Provided condoms	.58	.002	24	.28	.102	22	.	.	11
Tailored	.38	.042	24	.26	.124	22	−.63	<.001	11
Targeted	−.01	.978	24	−.31	.069	22	.87	<.001	11
Total dose	−.25	.189	24	.14	.422	22	.78	<.001	11
Incident STDs
Age group	.95	<.001	8	.08	.477	21	.37	.002	23
% Black	.74	<.001	8	−.03	.781	21	−.03	.769	23
% Women	−.91	<.001	8	−.43	<.001	21	.33	.005	23
% STD	.95	<.001	8	.19	.092	19	.23	.057	22
Motivation	−.70	<.001	8	.40	<.001	21	−.12	.316	23
Skills	−.52	<.001	8	.07	.558	21	−.19	.107	23
Provided condoms	.	.	8	−.11	.328	21	.13	.272	23
Tailored	−.70	<.001	8	.20	.071	21	.06	.632	23
Targeted	.	.	8	−.13	.252	21	.14	.247	23
Total dose	−.74	<.001	8	.20	.071	21	.07	.526	23

^*Models used the inverse of the variance for each effect size as weights; reported coefficients (β) are standardized. k = number of studies. Bold typeface values are significant at P ≤ .005 level (Bonferroni adjusted P-value). Potential moderators with missing values indicate all observations contained identical values.