Table IV.

Adjusted odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) for the associations between 12-month DSM-IV disorders and HIV testing, HIV-related fears, actions and perceived risk^*

	Any disorder		Any depressive disorder		Any anxiety disorder		Any substance disorder
	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI	OR	95% CI
Previous HIV testing	1.41	1.06 – 1.87	1.54	0.94 – 2.52	1.46	1.05 – 2.02	1.41	0.91 – 2.17
HIV-related fears scale (continuous)	1.10	1.00 – 1.20	1.11	0.95 – 1.29	1.12	0.97 – 1.29	1.08	0.96 – 1.22
Perceived HIV risk high or very high	1.66	1.02 – 2.70	1.02	0.49 – 2.14	2.11	1.31 – 3.42	1.97	1.04 – 3.75
HIV-related actions
Seek more stable partnerships	1.17	0.85 – 1.60	1.27	0.71 – 2.29	1.18	0.74 – 1.86	0.91	0.54 – 1.51
Precautions in sexual intercourse	1.04	0.75 – 1.45	1.09	0.61 – 1.92	1.14	0.77 – 1.71	0.91	0.57 – 1.43
Care over things touched	1.09	0.91 – 1.32	1.13	0.83 – 1.56	1.23	0.93 – 1.63	0.92	0.65 – 1.30
Avoid certain social situations/places	1.31	1.08 – 1.59	1.57	1.19 – 2.06	1.47	1.14 – 1.90	0.94	0.67 – 1.32
Avoid certain people	1.34	1.09 – 1.64	1.92	1.45 – 2.54	1.29	0.96 – 1.74	1.03	0.72 – 1.48

^*All logistic regression models are adjusted for participant age, gender, race, education, employment status, family income and personal asset ownership. Individuals without any 12-month DSM disorder are the reference group for all comparisons.