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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jul 18.
Published in final edited form as: Psychol Addict Behav. 2012 Dec 31;27(4):909–920. doi: 10.1037/a0031174

Table 4.

Descriptive Information for Conditions Included in Mean Effect Size Comparisons (N = 35)

Content component Nwith M(d)with Range(d)with Nwithout M(d)without Range(d)without Diff
Drinking profile 34 .40 −.61–1.27   1 .26       NA +.14
Norms 34 .40 −.61–1.27   1 .26       NA +.14
Didactic info 26 .42 −.61–1.27   9 .32   .13–.51 +.10
Risk factors 24 .45 −.61–1.27 11 .28   .08–.51 +.16
BAC 21 .40 −.61–1.27 14 .39   .11–1.24 +.01
Practical costs 20 .50   .06–1.27 15 .26 −.61–.88 +.24*
Resources 14 .45   .06–1.27 21 .36 −.61–1.24 +.09
Strategies 10 .66   .11–1.27 25 .29 −.61–.88 +.37**
Consequences 14 .33 −.61–1.24 21 .44   .06–1.27 −.11
Decisional balance   5 .70   .14–1.27 30 .35 −.61–1.24 +.35*
Expectancies   3 .53   .24–1.09 32 .38 −.61–1.27 +.10

Note. Mean effect sizes for written feedback conditions that collected follow-up data within 6 months of baseline (N = 33). Difference values represent the difference in mean effect size between studies that included the component versus those that did not. BAC = blood alcohol concentration.

*

p <.05.

**

p <.01.