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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Consult Clin Psychol. 2012 Jun 4;80(5):876–886. doi: 10.1037/a0028763

Table 2.

Pre-Post Means (SD) and Effect Sizes for Variables Associated with SFAS

Variable SFAS Baseline SFAS 1-month follow-up Within-groups effect size (d) Relaxation Baseline Relaxation 1-month follow-up Within-groups effect size (d)
Depression 7.76 (8.45) 4.84 (8.40) .35 6.97 (6.19) 5.77 (6.86) .19
Protective Behaviors 53.32 (12.53) 59.76 (14.18) .48 52.73 (12.42) 54.70 (14.81) .15
Substance-free Reinforcement 6.11 (2.08) 6.12 (2.11) .01 5.93 (2.04) 6.05 (2.51) .05
Evening Studying 3.32 (.74) 3.29 (.93) −.04 2.89 (.99) 2.46 (1.07) −.42
Consideration of Future Consequences 39.87 (7.43) 41.36 (8.24) .19 40.00 (6.51) 39.15 (6.52) −.13
Delayed Discounting .040 (.050) .036 (.040) .08 .043 (.047) .042 (.037) .02

Note: Sample sizes were as follows for SFAS and Relaxation respectively: Substance-free Reinforcement: ns = 37, 38; Depression: ns = 38, 39; Delay Discounting: ns = 39, 39; Consideration of Future Consequences: ns = 39, 39; Protective behaviors: ns = 37,37; Evening studying: ns = 38, 37.