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Chunk #29 — Results — Comparison of LRB and SOTA alcohol prevention programs — Effects of protocol adherence

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Level of response to alcohol as a factor for targeted prevention in college students.
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The previous sections represent results among all program participants, including those who missed or skipped modules; however, this may represent a lower bound of potential efficacy of the program. To test the programs’ maximal effectiveness (and for consistency with the protocol of Schuckit et al. [2012]), we conducted the same analyses as above using data only from individuals who completed all modules (n=131). Results were largely unchanged; however there was a significant LR*Program interaction in predicting MAX24 (F=4.34, p=.041). Low LR individuals in the LRB program drank, on average, approximately 2.5 fewer drinks than low LR individuals in the SOTA program (4.26 versus 6.71), while high LR individuals in both programs drank similar amounts on average (LRB: 4.24; SOTA: 4.52).