Table 3.

Overall Effect Sizes (Hedges’ g) and 95% Confidence Intervals for Secondary Measures (N = 72)

Measure	FBT	TAU
Primary Measures
CAPI Abuse Scale
6-mo. post-	.41 (−.11, .94)	.23 (−.25, .70)
10-mo. post-	.41 (−.10, .92)	.27 (−.21, .74)
TLFB Hard Drug Use
6-mo. post-	.41 (−.11, .93)	.31 (−.16, .79)
10-mo. post-	.39 (−.12, .90)	.45 (−.02, .93)
TLFB Marijuana Use
6-mo. post-	.74 (.22, 1.27)	.55 (.07, 1.04)
10-mo. post-	.63 (.12, 1.15)	.53 (.06, 1.01)
Secondary Measures
HIV RAB Total
Baseline-to-post	.33 (−.19, .85)	.00 (−.48, .48)
Baseline-to-follow-up	.33 (−.18, .84)	.24 (−.24, .71)
Hours Worked
6-mo. post-	−.18 (−.70, .34)	.23 (−.25, .71)
10-mo. post-	−.30 (−.80, .21)	.04 (−.43, .52)
Alcohol Intoxication
6-mo. post-	.31 (−.21, .83)	.11 (−.37, .59)
10-mo. post-	.37 (−.14, .88)	.33 (−.14, .81)
Incarceration
6-mo. post-	.02 (−.50, .54)	−.40 (−.88, .08)
10-mo. post-	.03 (−.48, .54)	−.35 (−.83, .12)
Child In DFS Custody
6-mo. post-	−.24 (−.76, .28)	−.28 (−.76, .19)
10-mo. post-	−.04 (−.55, .47)	−.12 (−.59, .36)

Note. CAPI = Child Abuse Potential Inventory. In the interpretation of Hedges’ g absolute magnitude from zero demonstrates larger effect sizes: small = ±.2, medium = ±.5, and large = ±.8 (Cohen, 1988).