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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jan 7.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Psychol Sci. 2021 Apr 26;9(6):995–1020. doi: 10.1177/2167702621994551

Table 6.

The Effects of Adding Different Numbers of Intervention Components as Related to 52-Week Abstinence in the Maintenance Study (N=513) Focusing on Interactions with and Without Medication Duration

Intervention Effect B S.E Wald p-value
Constant −.693 .548 1.602 .206
Medication Duration (26 versus 8 weeks) .944 .744 1.610 .204
Maintenance Counseling (On versus Off) .696 .639 1.189 .276
Medication Adherence Counseling (On versus Off) .411 .636 .418 .518
Automated Adherence Calls (On versus Off) .792 .643 1.516 .218
Electronic Medication Monitoring (With versus Without Printouts/Associated Counseling) .643 .642 1.005 .316
Two or More Intervention Components −1.094 .821 1.775 .183
Three or More Intervention Components −.406 .714 .324 .569
Four or More Intervention Components −.195 .878 .049 .824
Five Intervention Components −.791 .527 .729 .393
Medication Duration with 2 or More Intervention Components .093 .682 .019 .892
Medication Duration with 3 or More Intervention Components .226 .506 .200 .655
Medication Duration with 4 or More Intervention Components −.627 .717 .764 .382
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Likelihood Ratio (LR) χ2=15.37, df=12, p=.222 ; Nagelkerke R2 =.04