Table 3.
Delay in Sex | Condom Use | |||
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β | P | β | P | |
Sample Characteristics | ||||
Young women (%) | .064 | .479 | .046 | .719 |
Alcohol use, % at baseline | .996 | .000 | .292 | .566 |
Multiple partners, % at baseline | NA | NA | −.463 | .003 |
PVA, % at baseline | NA | NA | .406 | .002 |
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Intervention Facilitators and Dose | ||||
Facilitators (no.) | .768 | .000 | .499 | .001 |
Paraprofessional (vs. others) | −.513 | .000 | .310 | .016 |
Sessions (no.) | −.095 | .316 | −.545 | .000 |
Intervention dose (total) | −.242 | .011 | −.543 | .000 |
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Intervention Components | ||||
Social norms | −.428 | .000 | −.172 | .182 |
Skills, condom use | −.513 | .000 | .300 | .020 |
Gender inequalities | −.315 | .001 | .345 | .007 |
Alcohol education/risks | −.345 | .000 | −.345 | .007 |
Note. Fixed-effects regression models used the inverse of the variance for each effect size as weights. Reported coefficients (β) are standardized. Bold typeface values are significant; values underlined are significant after adjusting the p-value for the number of statistical tests performed (Bonferroni; delay in sex: P < .005; condom use: P < .004). NA, not applicable.