Fig. B2.

Graphs of the significant interactions between outcome variables with time, minority stress, and intervention condition. Above, there was a significant interaction at baseline on outness, as measured by the out to the world subscale of the Outness Inventory. Those in the intervention condition with high minority stress at baseline showed reduced outness scores in the second time point. Outness increased for those in the intervention condition at the second time point for those low in minority stress. The graph below shows the significant interaction on ART medication adherence. There was a reduction in medication adherence at the second time point for those in the attention control condition who were high in minority stress at baseline. Those in the attention control condition who were low in minority stress at baseline showed an increase in adherence in the second time point.