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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Exp Psychol Gen. 2018 Sep;147(9):1349–1381. doi: 10.1037/xge0000462

Table 1.

Effect sizes for Clinical Manipulations: Estimated subcategory averages (and SEM) from the Clinical manipulation-only meta-analytic model and individual-publication effect sizes.

Subcategory or
Study
Population Manipulation DV Effect on
Impulsivity
Effect Size p
Mindfulness-based approaches 0.32 (0.17) .06
Hendrickson & Rasmussen (2013) College students Mindful eating (vs. nutritional info control) %LLR 0.27 (food)
n.s. 0.16 (money)
Morrisson et al. (2014) College students ACT (vs. waitlist control) AUC 0.94
Contingency Management 0.36 (0.15) .02
Weidberg et al. (2015) Treatment-seeking cigarette smokers (≥ 10 cigs/day) CM + Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) (vs. CBT alone) AUC 0.50* (women)
0.23* (men)
Yi et al. (2008) Non-treatment-seeking cigarette smokers (≥ 20 cigs/day) CM (vs. no monetary incentive control) k 0.50 (money)
0.23 (cigarettes)
Yoon et al. (2009) Non-treatment-seeking cigarette smokers (≥ 10 cigs/day) CM (vs. non-contingent rewards) k n.s. 0.44
Other Substance-Use Treatments 0.16 (0.08) .03
Aklin et al. (2009) Substance users Residential substance use treatment (within-subjects) k n.s. 0.26
Black & Rosen (2011) Cocaine, or cocaine+ alcohol abusing individuals Money-management based substance use treatment (vs. minimal attention control) k n.s. 0.37
De Wilde et al. (2013) Polysubstance dependent individuals Residential substance use treatment (within-subjects) k n.s. <0.01
Dennhardt et al. (2015) Heavy-drinking college students Motivational intervention (MI) and substance-free activity sessions (vs. MI with educational component) k n.s. 0.23
Landes et al. (2012) Treatment-seeking opioid dependent individuals Combinations of CM, buprenorphine counseling, etc. (within-subjects) AUC 0.40*
Lee et al. (2015) Adolescent and adult cannabis use/dependence Outpatient treatment (combinations of CBT, movational enhancement, CM, etc. [within-subjects]) k CNC
Littlefield et al. (2015) Individuals with various SUDs Residential substance use treatment (12-step, counseling, etc. [within-subjects]) k 0.19

n.s., No statistically significant effect; AUC, area under the discounting curve; CNC, could not calculate effect size

Trend level significance for this between-subjects comparison (p < .06); the within-subjects comparison was statistically significant.

*

Effect size was calculated based on change scores at post-treatment for each group by sex.