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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Res Ther. 2018 Mar 17;105:52–62. doi: 10.1016/j.brat.2018.03.005

Table 2.

Demographics and effect sizes by Body Project Study.

Study State N Age (SD) Non-Hispanic white (%) Hispanic (%) Parent college degree (%)
BP-I OR 0 17.05 (1.42) 59.66% 18.28% 77.63%
TX 481
PA 0

BP-II OR 306 16.24 (1.30) 83.44% 2.65% 59.33%
TX 0
PA 0

BP-III OR 195 21.48 (5.42) 64.73% 9.54% 72.37%
TX 157
PA 133

Variable BP-I v. BP-II BP-I v. BP-III BP-II v. BP-III

p Effect size p Effect size p Effect size

Age < .001 0.59 < .001 3.18 < .001 0.97
Non-Hispanic White < .001 0.54 .239 0.10 <.001 0.43
Hispanic <.001 0.56 <.001 0.26 .002 0.31
Parent college degree <.001 0.40 .148 0.12 <.001 0.28

Note. For age, the effect size measure was Cohen’s d and the statistical test was a t-test and for the other variables, the effect size measure was Cohen’s w and the statistical test was a Wald test. For both effect size measures, an effect size of 0.20 is small, 0.50 is medium, and 0.80 is large.