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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 8.
Published in final edited form as: Prev Sci. 2016 Jan;17(1):93–101. doi: 10.1007/s11121-015-0588-1

Table 2.

Description of global codes and scale anchors

Likert scale anchors
1 7
Global student codes
1 How often did the students make statements supportive of unhealthy/risky behavior Not at all Frequently
2 How often did the students make statements opposed to unhealthy/risky behavior Not at all Frequently
3 How often did the students make statements supportive of healthy/low-risk behavior Not at all Frequently
4 How often did the students make statements opposed to healthy/low-risk behavior Not at all Frequently
5 How often did the students make statements for changing toward unhealthy/risky behavior Not at all Frequently
6 How often did the students make statements for changing toward healthy/low-risk behavior Not at all Frequently
7 How engaged/involved/interested were students in the session Not at all Very much
8 How responsive were students to the leaders’ questions/comments Not at all Very much
Global leader codes
1 How often did the leader(s) use open-ended questions Not at all Frequently
2 How often did the leader(s) make reflective statements Not at all Frequently
3 Please rate the style of interaction between leaders(s) and participants Instructional Collaborative
4 To what degree were the leader(s) warm and nonjudgmental Very cool Very warm
5 How closely did the leader(s) follow the script Not at all Completely