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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jul 11.
Published in final edited form as: J Consult Clin Psychol. 2015 Jun;83(3):500–511. doi: 10.1037/a0039125

Table 4.

Social Identity as a Moderator of Intervention Efficacy at 6-Month Follow-Up

Outcome and predictor b t p
Frequency
    BL frequency .021 5.67 <.001
    TXT group .152 .79 .432
    Social identity .045 .59 .552
        TXT × Identity .298 1.98 .048
Quantity loss
    BL quantity loss .005 2.77 .006
    TXT group –.863 –4.69 <.001
    Social identity .142 2.01 .045
    TXT × Identity .284 1.78 .074
Quantity won
    BL quantity won .008 3.98 <.001
    TXT group –.241 –1.32 .187
    Social identity .104 1.30 .195
    TXT × Identity .017 .11 .911
Problems
    BL problems .081 2.48 .013
    TXT group –.318 –.87 .387
    Social identity .106 .52 .603
    TXT × Identity –.293 –.78 .437
Norm frequency
    BL frequency norms .015 4.61 <.001
    TXT group –.142 –.91 .365
    Social identity –.141 –2.43 .015
    TXT × Identity .077 .66 .512
Norm quantity- loss
    BL quantity loss norms .303 8.06 <.001
    TXT group –.426 –3.22 <.001
    Social identity –.030 –.59 .557
    TXT × Identity –.085 –.81 .419
Norm quantity- win
    BL quantity win norms .390 10.04 <.001
    TXT group –.614 –4.61 <.001
    Social identity –.081 –1.45 .147
    TXT × Identity –.185 –1.65 .099

Note. Treatment group was coded 0 (control) and 1 (intervention). Estimates for main effects were derived from a main-effects only model and the interaction estimates come from the full model. Significant interactions are bolded. BL = Baseline; TXT = Treatment.