Table 1.

Acceptance and Retention as a Function of Gender and External Resources

	All interventions		Only multisession interventions
	Acceptance	Retention	Acceptance	Retention
% Women	0.09	−0.23**	0.02	−0.16***
Past condom use (linear)	0.47**	−0.02	0.94***	0.27***
Past condom use (quadratic)	0.33+	−0.35***	−0.02	−0.52***
Kk	17	80	11	48
QR	11.73***	406.33***	19.81***	253.68***
QE	21.84***	1461.23***	2.51	930.68***
R2	.35	.22	.89	.21
Instrumental/financial incentives	0.10	0.52***	−0.10	0.54***
Past condom use (linear)	0.49**	−0.05+	0.98***	0.16***
Past condom use (quadratic)	0.37+	−0.14***	−0.06	−0.28***
k	17	78	11	47
QR	11.75***	720.10***	20.09***	512.36***
QE	21.81***	1097.75***	2.31	646.61***
R2	.35	.40	.90	.44
Group interventiona	0.12	−0.16***	−0.07	−0.57***
Past condom use (linear)	0.50***	−0.36**	0.92***	0.31***
Past condom use (quadratic)	0.32+	0.38*	0	−0.34***
k	16	72	11	43
QR	11.97***	458.32***	19.88***	513.30***
QE	21.57***	1056.70***	2.43	548.77***
R2	.36	.30	.89	.48

Note. k = number of conditions in analysis; Q_R = coefficient of homogeneity for regression; Q_E = coefficient of homogeneity for error; R² = squared multiple regression coefficient. Unless otherwise indicated, entries are standardized beta weights. Only treatment samples were used in this analysis. All variables in each panel were entered simultaneously.

^aFactor represented dichotomous choices (1 = yes; 0 = no).

⁺p < .08.

^*p < .05.

^**p < .01.

^***p < .001.