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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2007 Dec 21.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2007 Nov;19(10):1223–1229. doi: 10.1080/09540120701402830

Table I.

Demographics for women, straight/bisexual men and gay men.

Women (n = 125) Straight-bisexual (n = 93) Gay men (n = 139)

Age M = 37.7 SD = 9.39 M = 40.7 SD = 8.43 M = 37.7 SD = 7.48
Variable Frequency (%) Frequency (%) Frequency (%)
Race
 African American 85(68.0) 69(74.2) 34(24.5)
 Caucasian/white 31(24.8) 21(22.6) 95(68.3)
 Other 9(7.2) 3(3.3) 10(7.2)
Relationship
 Single (not dating) 61(48.8) 31(33.3) 79(57.7)
 Single (and dating) 22(17.6) 27(29.0) 13(9.5)
 Married/committed 42(33.6) 35(37.7) 45(32.8)
Education
 Less than high school 31(25.6) 10(10.8) 8(7.3)
 High school graduate 37(30.6) 36(38.7) 15(13.6)
 Some college 43(35.5) 28(30.1) 35(31.8)
 College graduate 7(5.8) 15(16.1) 27(24.5)
 Graduate school 3(2.5) 4(4.3) 25(22.8)
Employment
 Unemployed 97(78.2) 73(79.3) 57(41.9)
 Employed 27(21.8) 19(20.7) 79(58.1)
Income (Monthly)
 $0–$500 3(2.4) 39(41.9) 25(18.0)
 $501–$1000 7(5.6) 32(34.4) 35(25.2)
 $1001–$1500 13(10.4) 6(6.5) 12(8.6)
 $1501–$2000 10(8.0) 6(6.5) 14(10.1)
 Over $2000 9(7.2) 3(3.2) 41(29.5)
 Don’t want to answer 83(66.4) 7(7.5) 12(8.6)