Figures & Tables
Tables
- TABLE 1.
Sociodemographic Characteristics of Study Participants Before the Intervention, by Study Group, Kaduna, Nigeria, 2017
Sociodemographic Indicator Both Groups (N=565) Intervention Group (n=221) Control Group (n=344) Z (or t)/P for Difference Between Groups Mean age, years 26.8 26.4 27.0 1.380/.17 Currently married, % 55.9 53.4 57.5 0.973/.33 Tertiary education, % 32.0 33.0 31.4 0.407/.68 Muslim, % 60.5 65.6 57.2 1.980/.048 Mean parity 2.36 2.22 2.44 1.109/.27 - TABLE 2.
Mean Number of Smart Client Drama Episodes Completed, by Sociodemographic Characteristics, Intervention Group, Kaduna, Nigeria, 2017 (n=221)
Sociodemographic Characteristics Mean No. of Drama Episodes Completed Mean No. of Personal Stories Completed Mean No. of Sample Dialogues Completed Age group, years 18–24 6.89 2.33 1.81 25+ 7.45 2.75 2.01 Education level Secondary or less 7.28 2.60 2.13* Tertiary 7.17 2.58 1.53 Marital status Never married 6.63* 2.13* 1.25*** Ever married 7.69 2.93 2.44 Religion Muslim 7.83*** 2.95** 2.40*** Christian 6.11 1.89 1.04 Parity 0–1 6.65* 2.11* 1.25*** ≥2 7.65 2.92 2.40 All 7.24 2.59 1.15 - TABLE 3.
Change in Selected Ideational and Behavioral Outcomes and Results of Differences-in-Differences (DID), per-Protocol Analyses, Kaduna, Nigeria, 2017a
Intervention Condition Percent Reporting Outcome DID Results Pre-Study Post-Study Estimate in Percentage Points Std. Error P Already thought of the number of children to have Intervention group 33.0 77.5 43.2 .087 <.001 Control group 42.5 43.8 Confident discussing family planning with provider Intervention group 35.5 73.6 61.5 .089 <.001 Control group 59.5 36.1 Discussed family size with spouse in last 6 months (currently married women only) Intervention group 65.2 98.5 41.2 .118 .001 Control group 74.6 66.7 Discussed contraceptive methods with spouse in last 6 months (currently married women only) Intervention group 46.4 75.8 22.7 .119 .06 Control group 43.0 49.7 Rejected the myth that contraceptive methods can hurt a woman's womb Intervention group 50.6 78.8 48.4 .089 <.001 Control group 64.1 43.9 Using modern contraceptive method Intervention group 28.8 63.6 34.8 .084 <.001 Control group 32.7 32.7 ↵a Total sample size (per protocol): intervention (n=92); control (n=158). All estimated models controlled for age, education, number of children ever born, and education.
- TABLE 4.
Change in Selected Ideational and Behavioral Outcomes and Results of Differences-in-Differences (DID), Intention-to-Treat Analyses, Kaduna, Nigeria, 2017a
Intervention Condition Percent Reporting Outcome DID Results Pre-Study Post-Study Estimate in Percentage Points Std. Error P Already thought of the number of children to have Intervention group 24.8 43.5 17.8 .052 <.001 Control group 24.5 25.4 Confident discussing family planning with provider Intervention group 20.4 36.3 27.7 .054 <.001 Control group 30.0 18.2 Discussed family size with spouse in last 6 months (currently married women only) Intervention group 23.6 32.9 15.4 .073 .03 Control group 32.1 26.0 Discussed contraceptive methods with spouse in last 6 months (currently married women only) Intervention group 17.3 30.0 9.6 .074 .18 Control group 16.5 19.6 Rejected the myth that contraceptive methods can hurt a woman's womb Intervention group 25.2 37.0 22.7 .057 <.001 Control group 30.4 19.5 Using modern contraceptive method Intervention group 22.9 37.4 14.8 .050 .003 Control group 20.9 20.6 ↵a Total sample size (intention to treat): intervention (n=220); control (n=339). All estimated models controlled for age, education, number of children ever born, and education.
- TABLE 5.
Pre-Study Sociodemographic Characteristics of Study Participants, by Whether They Participated in the Post-Study Survey, Kaduna, Nigeria, 2017
Sociodemographic Indicator Participated in Post-Study Survey (n=92) Lost to Follow-Up: Did Not Participate in Post-Study Survey (n=129) Z (or t)/P for Difference Between Groups Intervention group Mean age, years 26.6 26.2 0.653/.51 Currently married, % 55.4 52.3 0.453/.56 Tertiary education, % 39.1 28.1 1.716/.09 Muslim, % 73.9 60.1 2.123/.03 Mean parity 2.43 2.08 1.145/.25 Control group Mean age, years 27.2 26.8 0.777/.44 Currently married, % 57.3 57.0 0.063/.95 Tertiary education, % 35.4 27.9 1.470/.14 Muslim, % 59.7 54.1 1.052/.29 Mean parity 2.44 2.43 0.011/.99