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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Obstet Gynecol. 2019 Jan;133(1):53–62. doi: 10.1097/AOG.0000000000003012

Table 3:

Results of T-Tests

Outcome Comparison Pre
and Post for
CDC Poster
(N=466)
Comparison
Pre and Post for
Patient-
Centered Poster
(N=470)
Comparison
Between
Posters
Primary Outcome: Mean Change in Contraceptive Knowledge Score (99% Confidence Interval)
Range: −25 to 25
0.90** (0.66–1.13) 1.6** (1.31–1.90) Patient-centered performed better**
  Absolute Percentage Point Change 3.6 6.4
Primary Outcome: Mean Accuracy of Perceived Pregnancy Risk Score (99% Confidence Interval)
Range: −1 to 1
0 (−0.02–0.02) 0.013 (−0.01–0.04) Fail to reject the null hypothesis
  Absolute Percentage Point Change 0 1.3
Primary Outcome: Mean Change in Most Likely Method Score (99% Confidence Interval)
Range: −3 to 3
0.09** (0.02–0.17) 0.09* (0.01–0.17) Fail to reject the null hypothesis
  Absolute Percentage Point Change 3 3
Positive Control: Mean Change in Questions Addressed by Posters (99% Confidence Interval)
Range: −11 to 11
0.64** (0.50–0.78) 1.31** (1.11–1.51) Patient-centered performed better**
  Absolute Percentage Point Change 5.8 11.9
  Change in % Correct 68.5% to 74.4% 68.6% to 80.5%
Negative Control: Mean Change in Questions Not Addressed by Either Poster (99% Confidence Interval)
Range: −14 to 14
0.26** (0.10–0.42) 0.29** (0.12–0.47) Fail to reject the null hypothesis
  Absolute Percentage Point Change 1.8 2.1
  Change in % Correct 64.9% to 66.6% 65.5% to 67.6%
*

p<0.01,

**

p<0.001 to account for multiple comparisons