Table 3.

Evidence for effects of Yo Puedo at six-months on behaviors associated with sexual health outcomes Yo Puedo Feasibility Study, 2011–2012

	Intent to Treat^a N=162		Per-Protocol^b
	OR	p-value	OR^c	p-value
*Friend Risk Profile*
Close friends gang affiliated	0.71	0.31	0.40^*	0.10
Close friends detained	0.60	0.12	0.37^*	0.09
*Individual Behavior*
Hangs out on the corner frequently	0.54^*	0.10	0.46	0.15
Frequent alcohol use in past 6 months	0.76	0.50	0.16^*	0.10
Frequently used marijuana in the past 6 months	0.59	0.13	0.10^**	0.02
Any sex in the past 6 months	0.50^**	0.04	0.57	0.35
Unprotected sex at last sex	0.42	0.12	0.24	0.21
Contraceptive efficacy and motivation (continuous) (β)	−0.13^*	0.07	−0.03	0.75
*Reproductive Health Service Use*
Accessed reproductive health services in the past 6 months	1.24	0.52	1.92	0.21
Enrolled in Family PACT	0.69	0.31	1.74	0.53
STI test in past 6 months	0.80	0.58	1.43	0.61

p≤0.1;

^**

p≤0.05.

ITT: Intervention N=79; Control N=83.

Per-Protocol: Adherent (attended 3+ sessions and received at least one CCT payment) N=31; Control N=83.

Effect estimates adjusted for baseline level of the outcome examined and, in all models, baseline covariates that differed significantly between adherent and control participants, including: high-risk close (gang involved or detained within past 6 months); frequent substance use (marijuana and/or alcohol at least weekly); and attended middle school in the U.S.