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. 2011 Feb 13;22(2):192–197. doi: 10.1093/eurpub/ckr006

Table 2.

Sexual behaviour and HIV risk perception among study participants

Single (n = 496) (%) Currently or ever married (n = 784) (%) Total (n = 1280) (%)
Ever had sexual intercourse (P < 0.001)
    Yes 342 (69.0) 784 (100.0) 1,126 (88.0)
    No 154 (31.0) 0 154 (12.0)
Had sex in the past month (n = 1126, P < 0.001)
    Yes 69 (20.2) 559 (71.3) 628 (55.8)
    No 273 (79.8) 225 (28.7) 498 (44.2)
Condoms use among those having sex in the past month (n = 628, P < 0.001)
    Always 45 (65.2) 87 (15.6) 132 (21.0)
    Sometimes 12 (17.4) 126 (22.5) 138 (22.0)
    Never 12 (17.4) 346 (61.9) 358 (57.0)
Purpose of using condoms among those using them in the past month (n = 270, multiple answers possible)
    To prevent dirty sex (P = 0.001) 16 (28.1) 27 (12.7) 43 (15.9)
    To prevent pregnancy (P = 0.498) 43 (75.4) 151 (70.9) 194 (71.9)
    To prevent diseases (P = 0.001) 47 (82.5) 79 (37.1) 126 (46.7)
Perceived own risk of HIV infection (P = 0.762)
    Yes 20 (4.0) 29 (3.7) 49 (3.8)
    No 476 (96.0) 755 (96.3) 1231 (96.2)
Ever had STD symptoms (P = 0.028)
    Yes 35 (7.1) 84 (10.7) 119 (9.3)
    No 461 (92.9) 700 (89.3) 1161 (90.7)
Had unprotected commercial sex (P = 0.036)
    Yes 20 (4.0) 16 (2.0) 36 (2.8)
    No 476 (96.0) 768 (98.0) 1244 (97.2)