. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 May 11.

Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2007 Nov 8;12(6):891–902. doi: 10.1007/s10461-007-9319-3

Table 3.

Associations between gay-related development and adult health outcomes^c

	Partner abuse (prior 5 years)^a,^*		Gay-related victimization (prior year)^a,^,^b,^		Depression (current)^a,^,^b,^		Unprotected receptive anal sex^d (prior year)		HIV+^a,^,^b,^		Suicide attempts (age 18+)
	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%	n
Early (n = 629)	49.9	312	23.7	149	20.7	129	27.2	167	22.3	130	6.1	38
Middle (n = 645)	42.7	274	17.8	115	14.5	92	26.8	168	14.9	87	4.6	29
Late (n = 109)	45.4	49	14.7	16	12.1	13	28.6	30	10.0	9	4.7	5
Total	46.2	635	20.2	280	17.2	234	27.1	365	18.0	226	5.3	72

Middle-early comparison

Late-early comparison

All regression analyses controlled for race, age, education level, attractions to females, and HIV sero-status. Regression analyses with depression, suicide attempt (age 18+), unprotected anal sex and HIV+ as outcome variables included adult gay-related victimization, forced sex age 18+, and adult partner abuse as covariates in addition to the above demographic variables

Analyses examination the relationship between gay-related development and unprotected insertive anal sex were also conducted. Findings were not statistically significant

P < .05;

^**

P < .01