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Published in final edited form as: Fam Process. 2018 Oct 19;58(4):873–890. doi: 10.1111/famp.12399

Table 3.

Effects of supervision condition on adolescent reported family environment moderated by clients above or below YSR externalizing clinical thresholds at baseline assessments.

Condition × YSR Externalizing Clinical Threshold	Assessment Point			Effect Size d
	Baseline	5^th Month	12^th Month	t₀ to t₅	t_o t₁₂
	M SD	M SD	M SD	t₀ to t₅	t_o t₁₂
SAU Below (SB)	6.70 (1.35)	7.03 (1.45)	6.31 (2.32)	−0.25	0.29
BOOST Below (BB)	7.04 (1.38)	6.97 (1.66)	7.08 (1.67)	0.05	−0.03
SAU Above (SA)	4.68 (2.18)	4.90 (1.84)	5.43 (2.53)	−0.10	−0.34
BOOST Above (BA)	5.46 (1.87)	6.32 (1.92)	6.38 (1.82)	−0.46	−0.50

Note: Cell entries are the means (M) or standard deviations (SD) for the adolescent family environment measure. The effect size estimates used Cohen’s d criteria and compared change from baseline (t₀) to the fifth (t₅) or the 12^th (t₁₂) month. Clients that are either above (A) or below (B) the YSR clinical threshold. The baseline sample sizes were SB = 33; BB = 54; SA = 26; BA = 51.