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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 8.
Published in final edited form as: Health Psychol. 2014 Jan 27;33(7):616–627. doi: 10.1037/a0034837

Appendix C.

Results of Checking for Carry-Over Effects

Risk-averse passenger condition
Risk-accepting passenger condition
Solo then passenger
Passenger then solo
t p Solo then passenger Passenger then solo t p
N M SD N M SD N M SD N M SD
Percent failed to stop 32 16.32 17.51 30 25.93 20.96 –1.41 .17 26 27.99 20.87 28 40.25 24.08 –1.57 .13
Average percent time in red 16 11.45 10.64 15 18.34 14.02 –1.55 .13 13 19.21 13.32 14 29.03 17.37 –1.64 .11

Note.

Percent Failed to Stop = (# intersections of Failed to Stop/# of 18 intersections) × 100; Percent Time in Red = (time in intersections during the red light phase/total time in all 18 intersections) × 100; Average percent Time in Red = averaged percent time in red of first and second drives. A t-test was used for percent Time in Red and GLIMMIX model was used for Failed to Stop to compare the difference between Solo then Passenger and Passenger then Solo orders by passenger type.