Differences in Student Learning Outcomes that Utilize High Impact Practices

Table 6: A Summary of Interaction and Main Effects

Type of Effects	High Impact Practices (HIPs)
Type of Effects	ABSL	CBCL	EL
Interaction Effects	White Guilt	Intercultural Relationships	White Guilt
	Civic Responsibility	Interpersonal Engagement
		Course & Climate
		Civic Responsibility

Main Effects - Group	Interpersonal Problem-Solving Skills	Interpersonal Problem-Solving Skills	Ethnocultural Empathy - Feelings
	Social Justice Attitudes	Social Justice Attitudes	Perspective-Taking
		White Privilege Attitudes
		Institutional Discrimination Attitudes
		Perspective-Taking
		White Empathetic Reactions to Racism

Main Effects - Time
Increases:Ethnic Identity AchievementEmpathyWhite Empathetic Reactions to RacismWhite Guilt
Decreases:Ethnocultural AwarenessMulticultural AwarenessUnawareness of White PrivilegeUnawareness of Institutional Discrimination

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