Table 4.

Results from generalized estimating equations: main effects of intervention exposure on adolescent report of sexual communication: positive communication (T0: n=411; T1: n=325; T2: n=311; T3: n=309).

Variables	Provide birth control					Sex permissive
	B	SE	95% CI	P value	B		SE	95% CI	P value
Intercept	11.322	6.018	−0.472 to 23.117	.06	1.193		1.889	−2.509 to 4.895	.53
18 months	−0.047	0.145	−0.331 to 0.237	.75	0.112		0.050	0.014 to 0.210	.03
12 months	0.037	0.125	−0.208 to 0.281	.77	0.105		0.046	0.015 to 0.195	.02
6 months	0.067	0.129	−0.187 to 0.320	.61	0.019		0.049	−0.076 to 0.115	.69
Male gender	0.885	0.189	0.516 to 1.255	<.001	0.071		0.059	−0.045 to 0.187	.23
Sexual minority	−0.334	0.242	−0.809 to 0.140	.17	0.272		0.086	0.103 to 0.440	.002
Sexual experience	−1.405	0.213	−1.823 to −0.988	<.001	0.441		0.075	0.294 to 0.588	<.001
Age (years)	−0.104	0.196	−0.488 to 0.280	.59	0.051		0.063	−0.072 to 0.175	.41
Racial or ethnic minority	−0.247	0.217	−0.672 to 0.179	.26	0.027		0.066	−0.102 to 0.157	.68
Inverse Mills ratio	−10.420	5.826	−21.837 to 0.998	.07	−1.924		1.898	−5.644 to 1.795	.31
Exposure to communications or alcohol component	0.414	0.232	−0.041 to 0.869	.07	−0.097		0.072	−0.239 to 0.045	.18
Exposure to relationships component	−0.153	0.222	−0.588 to 0.282	.49	−0.019		0.071	−0.159 to 0.120	.78