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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jan 18.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Educ Prev. 2010 Oct;22(5):445–454. doi: 10.1521/aeap.2010.22.5.445

TABLE 3.

Factors Associated With Stigma Among Female Migrants (N = 601), Results From Multiple Linear Regressiona

Variables β t Value p
Age .04 6.30 <.0001
Minority ethnicity .−50 −2.20 .03
Middle school or above .−20 −3.15 .002
Married .002 .02 .98
Living with husband or boyfriend .−79 .−74 .46
Reported premarital sex .−14 −1.82 .06
Had multiple sex partners .05 .50 .62
Living in Shanghai more than a year .26 2.10 .04
Had good knowledge of HIV/STDs .−14 −2.20 .03
Heard information about HIV/STDs recently .−14 −1.72 .08
Previously heard of VCT .−09 −1.16 .24
R2 1 .21

Note. STDs – sexually transmitted diseases; VCT – voluntary counseling and testing.

a

A higher score of stigma indicated a higher degree of general prejudicial attitude.