Table 5.

Age-adjusted odds ratios (AORs) for men who reported having had multiple sex partners in the 12 months prior to the survey, by country, according to urban (versus rural) residence and household position (reference category = head of a 3+ person household)

Country	Omnibus p-value	Urban residence	Omnibus p-value	Position in household
Country	Omnibus p-value	Urban residence	Omnibus p-value	Living alone	Heads 2-person household	Son or grandson
Burkina Faso	0.0000	3.35^*	0.0066	2.65^*	1.36	1.30
Cameroon	0.0000	1.58^*	0.0000	1.95^*	1.77^*	1.66^*^a
Côte d'Ivoire	0.1778	1.24	0.1100	0.72	0.66	1.17
Ethiopia	0.4266	1.28	0.1036	3.97^*	2.19	2.22
Ghana	0.0004	1.62^*	0.0054	1.79^*	0.93	1.09
Guinea	0.7118	1.05	0.1055	2.36^*	1.05	1.31
Kenya	0.0014	1.59^*	0.0000	2.87^*	1.38	1.18
Lesotho	0.0007	1.75^*	0.0555	2.39^*	1.13	1.16
Malawi	0.3540	0.78	0.8793	1.28	1.34	1.25
Mali	0.0000	2.22^*	0.0342	1.97^*	1.84	2.25^*^a
Niger	0.0004	4.28^*	0.0221	3.93^*	1.73	2.33^*^a
Rwanda	0.8679	1.05	0.5742	0.53	1.24	0.53
Senegal	0.0110	1.67^*	0.3845	1.45	0.15	1.12
Tanzania	0.2473	0.89	0.0000	2.03^*	1.65^*^b	1.30^*^a
Zambia	0.1055	1.26	0.0112	2.96^*	1.30	0.90

Significant at p ≤ 0.05.

Of the statistically significant AORs in this table, these are the only ones contrary to the “exposure to social controls” hypothesis.

Of the statistically significant AORs in this table, this is the only one unrelated to the “exposure to social controls” hypothesis.