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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Sex Behav. 2010 Aug 31;40(4):803–816. doi: 10.1007/s10508-010-9666-4

Table 1.

Description of the Study Sample from Wave 2 Survey (N=499)

Variables Categories Total
Sample
n (%)
Qualitative
Participants
n (%)
Age 18 – 19 yrs 143 (29) 7 (30)
20 – 21 yrs 186 (37) 10 (44)
22+ yrs 170 (34) 6 (26)
Race/ethnicity African American 115 (23) 8 (35)
Caucasian 188 (38) 8 (35)
Mexican descent 196 (39) 7 (30)
Residence Family 255 (51) 11 (48)
Own place/apartment 199 (40) 8 (35)
With friends/partner 35 (7) 4 (17)
No regular place/other 10 (2) --
Employment In school 78 (16) 5 (22)
In school, employed 146 (29) 9 (39)
Employed, not in school 227 (46) 7 (30)
Not employed, not in school 48 (10) 2 (9)
Sexual identity Gay 384 (77) 18 (78)
Other same-sex identity 27 (5) 3 (13)
Bisexual 76 (15) 2 (9)
Straight 5 (1) --
DK/RF 7 (1) --
Sexual attraction Males only 363 (73) 16 (70)
Males and females 126 (25) 7 (30)
Females only 4 (1) --
Neither/don’t know 6 (1) --
HIV Serostatus Positive 17 (3) 2 (9)
Negative 412 (83) 18 (78)
Don’t know 69 (14) 3 (13)
STI (since last interview) Yes 58 (12) 7 (30)
No 441 (88) 16 (70)
HIV Testing Status a Never tested 83 (18) 4 (19)
Tested ≥ 1 year ago 92 (20) 3 (13)
Tested 6 mos – 1 year ago 109 (23) 3 (13)
Tested ≤ 6 months ago 188 (40) 11 (52)
Sex exchange (ever) 70 (14) 5 (22)
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Only those reporting any lifetime sexual activity are included in this analysis. Other missing participants include those who could not remember the date of their last HIV test.