. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 23.

Published in final edited form as: Obesity (Silver Spring). 2017 Mar 23;25(5):866–872. doi: 10.1002/oby.21813

Table 2.

Attendance, retention, and treatment satisfaction by race and treatment condition.

	Condition

	BT (n =88)	BT+E (n = 93)	BT+EA (n = 102)
Attendance rate, M (SD)	0.74 (0.26)	0.73 (0.23)	0.76 (0.21)
Black or African-American	0.66 (0.31)	0.68 (0.30)	0.75 (0.20)
White	0.78 (0.21)	0.75 (0.19)	0.79 (0.21)
Retention rate, n (%)	75 (85%)	76 (82%)	88 (86%)
Black or African-American	19 (79%)	20 (74%)	27 (84%)
White	51 (86%)	53 (84%)	58 (90%)
Satisfaction, M (SD)	4.26 (0.96)	4.37 (0.99)	4.53 (0.72)
Black or African-American	4.21 (0.97)	4.53 (0.79)	4.64 (0.57)
White	4.23 (0.99)	4.33 (1.06)	4.52 (0.71)

Note: BT = Standard behavior therapy, BT+E = behavior therapy with environmental change, BT+EA = Acceptance-based behavior therapy with environmental change. Post-hoc analyses revealed that among African-American participants, attendance was significantly higher in BT+EA, compared to BT (p = .04), and a trend was observed for higher treatment satisfaction (p = .06).