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. 2016 Oct 13;18(7):854–864. doi: 10.1007/s11121-016-0713-9

Table 3.

Parenting and partner relationship outcomes at baseline, end line, and long-term follow-up (LTFU)a

Variable Baseline
(n = 500)
End line
(n = 435)
LTFU
(n = 399)
Alcohol use (in past month)
Never/no drinking
Drinking, but no more than 2 days
Drinking, on more than 2 days
40 (202)
31.8 (159)
27.8 (139)
38.4 (166)
39.1 (169)
22.4 (97)
44.6 (178)
29.8 (119)
25.5 (102)
Parenting
 Positive parenting (uses at least five of six behaviors) 58.6 (293) 74.2 (323) 78.9 (315)
 Parent-child interaction (any interaction) 85.4 (427) 90.5 (494) 88.4 (353)
 Attitude rejecting physical discipline 43.2 (216) 60 (261) 55.8 (223)
 Very confident in using nonviolence discipline 25 (125) 23.2 (101) 35.8 (143)
 Physical punishment (past month) 68.6 (343) 54.9 (239) 50.3 (201)
Intimate partner relationship
 Couple communication (uses all four behaviors) Not measured 72.4 (311) 68.5 (272)
 Justification of IPV (justified for any reason) 51.8 (255) 32.7 (138) 27.1 (106)
 Any form of IPV (past 3 months) 66.2 (333) 59.4 (259) 36.5 (146)
 Physical violence (past 3 months) 37.8 (189) 31.4 (137) 12.2 (49)
 Psychological violence (past 3 months) 41.2 (206) 29.8 (130) 17.5 (70)
 Verbal violence (past 3 months) 50.8 (254) 48.9 (213) 29.8 (119)

aAll measures are additive indices with binary outcomes and cutoffs at the mean at baseline, or discrete measures