Table 2.

Change in Outcomes and Etiological Mechanism From the Effectiveness trial

Control groupIntervention groupEffect
Means MeansFSize (d)
PrePostPrePost
Intention and willingness
 Intention to smoke2.592.632.552.43F(2,72) = 6.71***0.15
 Intention to vape2.692.692.612.47F(2,88) = 8.93***0.11
 Willingness to smoke4.474.594.454.40F(2,80) = 2.81*0.11
 Willingness to vape4.614.754.544.47F(2,82) = 2.52*0.11
Social images and subjective norms
 Social images of smokers4.244.084.193.32F(2,57.2) = 86.73***0.50
 Social images of vapers4.365.204.263.39F(2,58.3) = 86.80***0.49
 Normative social images of smokers3.833.673.783.22F(2,65.9) = 73.64***0.34
 Normative social images of vapers3.943.753.863.24F(2,63.0) = 74.71***0.34
 Friends’ approval of smoking3.423.433.353.25F(2,79.2) = 11.26***0.13
 Friends’ approval of vaping3.533.573.453.31F(2,70.4) = 12.39***0.18
Risk perceptions: health consequences
 Risk of second-hand smoke exposure8.869.769.1312.13F(2,65) = 223.12***0.52
 Risk of second-hand vape exposure8.269.288.5611.83F(2.62) = 221.90***0.56
 Risk of cumulative consequences of smoking25.4725.3826.7628.36F(2,56) = 15.05***0.20
 Risk of cumulative consequences of vaping24.0024.3524.9528.00F(2,58) = 73.30***0.32
 Risk of smoking each cigarette7.677.867.888.56F(2,62) = 57.26***0.30
 Risk of vaping each e-cigarette7.547.787.738.51F(2,63) = 72.84***0.32
Risk perceptions: addiction
 Risk of addiction from smoking14.3215.0415.3317.60F(2,64) = 63.44***0.30
 Risk of addiction from vaping14.2514.9815.1517.64F(2,59) = 62.55***0.30
 Control over smoking40.1338.2338.3829.85F(2,54) = 81.12***0.47
 Control over vaping39.4137.4237.5229.25F(2,56) = 79.96***0.42
 Difficulty quitting: smoking15.0715.2615.8418.23F(2,57) = 66.81***0.47
 Difficulty quitting; vaping15.0015.1615.7918.17F(2,58) = 64.10***0.46
Control groupIntervention groupEffect
Means MeansFSize (d)
PrePostPrePost
Intention and willingness
 Intention to smoke2.592.632.552.43F(2,72) = 6.71***0.15
 Intention to vape2.692.692.612.47F(2,88) = 8.93***0.11
 Willingness to smoke4.474.594.454.40F(2,80) = 2.81*0.11
 Willingness to vape4.614.754.544.47F(2,82) = 2.52*0.11
Social images and subjective norms
 Social images of smokers4.244.084.193.32F(2,57.2) = 86.73***0.50
 Social images of vapers4.365.204.263.39F(2,58.3) = 86.80***0.49
 Normative social images of smokers3.833.673.783.22F(2,65.9) = 73.64***0.34
 Normative social images of vapers3.943.753.863.24F(2,63.0) = 74.71***0.34
 Friends’ approval of smoking3.423.433.353.25F(2,79.2) = 11.26***0.13
 Friends’ approval of vaping3.533.573.453.31F(2,70.4) = 12.39***0.18
Risk perceptions: health consequences
 Risk of second-hand smoke exposure8.869.769.1312.13F(2,65) = 223.12***0.52
 Risk of second-hand vape exposure8.269.288.5611.83F(2.62) = 221.90***0.56
 Risk of cumulative consequences of smoking25.4725.3826.7628.36F(2,56) = 15.05***0.20
 Risk of cumulative consequences of vaping24.0024.3524.9528.00F(2,58) = 73.30***0.32
 Risk of smoking each cigarette7.677.867.888.56F(2,62) = 57.26***0.30
 Risk of vaping each e-cigarette7.547.787.738.51F(2,63) = 72.84***0.32
Risk perceptions: addiction
 Risk of addiction from smoking14.3215.0415.3317.60F(2,64) = 63.44***0.30
 Risk of addiction from vaping14.2514.9815.1517.64F(2,59) = 62.55***0.30
 Control over smoking40.1338.2338.3829.85F(2,54) = 81.12***0.47
 Control over vaping39.4137.4237.5229.25F(2,56) = 79.96***0.42
 Difficulty quitting: smoking15.0715.2615.8418.23F(2,57) = 66.81***0.47
 Difficulty quitting; vaping15.0015.1615.7918.17F(2,58) = 64.10***0.46

Probability is based on one-tailed tests. Per Cohen,37 a small effect = 0.10; a medium effect = 0.50.

*p < .05; **p < .01; ***p < .001

Table 2.

Change in Outcomes and Etiological Mechanism From the Effectiveness trial

Control groupIntervention groupEffect
Means MeansFSize (d)
PrePostPrePost
Intention and willingness
 Intention to smoke2.592.632.552.43F(2,72) = 6.71***0.15
 Intention to vape2.692.692.612.47F(2,88) = 8.93***0.11
 Willingness to smoke4.474.594.454.40F(2,80) = 2.81*0.11
 Willingness to vape4.614.754.544.47F(2,82) = 2.52*0.11
Social images and subjective norms
 Social images of smokers4.244.084.193.32F(2,57.2) = 86.73***0.50
 Social images of vapers4.365.204.263.39F(2,58.3) = 86.80***0.49
 Normative social images of smokers3.833.673.783.22F(2,65.9) = 73.64***0.34
 Normative social images of vapers3.943.753.863.24F(2,63.0) = 74.71***0.34
 Friends’ approval of smoking3.423.433.353.25F(2,79.2) = 11.26***0.13
 Friends’ approval of vaping3.533.573.453.31F(2,70.4) = 12.39***0.18
Risk perceptions: health consequences
 Risk of second-hand smoke exposure8.869.769.1312.13F(2,65) = 223.12***0.52
 Risk of second-hand vape exposure8.269.288.5611.83F(2.62) = 221.90***0.56
 Risk of cumulative consequences of smoking25.4725.3826.7628.36F(2,56) = 15.05***0.20
 Risk of cumulative consequences of vaping24.0024.3524.9528.00F(2,58) = 73.30***0.32
 Risk of smoking each cigarette7.677.867.888.56F(2,62) = 57.26***0.30
 Risk of vaping each e-cigarette7.547.787.738.51F(2,63) = 72.84***0.32
Risk perceptions: addiction
 Risk of addiction from smoking14.3215.0415.3317.60F(2,64) = 63.44***0.30
 Risk of addiction from vaping14.2514.9815.1517.64F(2,59) = 62.55***0.30
 Control over smoking40.1338.2338.3829.85F(2,54) = 81.12***0.47
 Control over vaping39.4137.4237.5229.25F(2,56) = 79.96***0.42
 Difficulty quitting: smoking15.0715.2615.8418.23F(2,57) = 66.81***0.47
 Difficulty quitting; vaping15.0015.1615.7918.17F(2,58) = 64.10***0.46
Control groupIntervention groupEffect
Means MeansFSize (d)
PrePostPrePost
Intention and willingness
 Intention to smoke2.592.632.552.43F(2,72) = 6.71***0.15
 Intention to vape2.692.692.612.47F(2,88) = 8.93***0.11
 Willingness to smoke4.474.594.454.40F(2,80) = 2.81*0.11
 Willingness to vape4.614.754.544.47F(2,82) = 2.52*0.11
Social images and subjective norms
 Social images of smokers4.244.084.193.32F(2,57.2) = 86.73***0.50
 Social images of vapers4.365.204.263.39F(2,58.3) = 86.80***0.49
 Normative social images of smokers3.833.673.783.22F(2,65.9) = 73.64***0.34
 Normative social images of vapers3.943.753.863.24F(2,63.0) = 74.71***0.34
 Friends’ approval of smoking3.423.433.353.25F(2,79.2) = 11.26***0.13
 Friends’ approval of vaping3.533.573.453.31F(2,70.4) = 12.39***0.18
Risk perceptions: health consequences
 Risk of second-hand smoke exposure8.869.769.1312.13F(2,65) = 223.12***0.52
 Risk of second-hand vape exposure8.269.288.5611.83F(2.62) = 221.90***0.56
 Risk of cumulative consequences of smoking25.4725.3826.7628.36F(2,56) = 15.05***0.20
 Risk of cumulative consequences of vaping24.0024.3524.9528.00F(2,58) = 73.30***0.32
 Risk of smoking each cigarette7.677.867.888.56F(2,62) = 57.26***0.30
 Risk of vaping each e-cigarette7.547.787.738.51F(2,63) = 72.84***0.32
Risk perceptions: addiction
 Risk of addiction from smoking14.3215.0415.3317.60F(2,64) = 63.44***0.30
 Risk of addiction from vaping14.2514.9815.1517.64F(2,59) = 62.55***0.30
 Control over smoking40.1338.2338.3829.85F(2,54) = 81.12***0.47
 Control over vaping39.4137.4237.5229.25F(2,56) = 79.96***0.42
 Difficulty quitting: smoking15.0715.2615.8418.23F(2,57) = 66.81***0.47
 Difficulty quitting; vaping15.0015.1615.7918.17F(2,58) = 64.10***0.46

Probability is based on one-tailed tests. Per Cohen,37 a small effect = 0.10; a medium effect = 0.50.

*p < .05; **p < .01; ***p < .001

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