Table 5.

Results from analyses of secondary outcomes between intervention and control groups (adjusted posttest least square mean scores) among 18–19 year old community college students.

Secondary Outcome	Condition
	Control		Intervention
	M	SE	M	SE	df	F	d
Intentions
for risky sexual activity	1.56	0.04	1.55	0.04	168	0.05
to use condoms during intercourse	3.28	0.10	3.46	0.10	167	1.19
to use protection during oral sex
Female	3.06	0.10	3.42	0.09	165	2.60*	.52
for sexual health communication	3.03	0.07	3.18	0.07	168	2.35
Willingness to have sex without protection	2.22	0.08	2.01	0.08	168	4.00*	.28
Attitudes
about risky sexual activity	1.95	0.05	1.85	0.05	171	1.93
about contraception/protection use	3.20	0.04	3.34	0.04	170	5.11*	.36
about sexual health communication	3.41	0.07	3.50	0.07	170	0.99
Rape myth acceptance
He didn't mean to (MT)	2.08	0.07	2.21	0.07	171	1.59
She asked for it (SA)	1.94	0.09	1.90	0.09	171	0.13
It wasn't really rape (NR)	1.65	0.05	1.50	0.05	171	4.33*	.31
Efficacy
for condom use	3.44	0.11	3.58	0.11	166	0.91
for dental dam use	2.24	0.14	2.71	0.14	163	5.89*	.36
about sexual health communication	3.27	0.06	3.46	0.06	167	4.84*	.34
Injunctive norms about risky sexual activity	2.82	0.08	2.85	0.08	169	0.04
Descriptive norms
Sexual activity	73.45	1.85	63.41	1.87	164	14.50***	.58
Unprotected sex at last intercourse	49.90	2.18	45.80	2.21	164	1.73
Sex with casual partners	46.23	2.47	38.91	2.53	163	4.15*	.31
Sex while high or intoxicated	45.63	2.50	37.45	2.55	162	5.22*	.35
Skepticism (sexually-themed media messages)
Male	2.88	0.10	3.44	0.10	170	3.94***	.74
Perceived realism	2.50	0.12	2.21	0.12	170	1.74
Perceived similarity	2.00	0.06	2.09	0.06	171	0.13
Media deconstruction skills	4.09	0.26	4.42	0.26	161	0.82
Sexual health knowledge	16.34	0.29	17.53	0.28	161	8.77**	.44

Note:

^*p<.05;

^**p<.01;

^***p<.001.