Table 1.

Demographics, Sexual Health History, Testing Knowledge and Preferences of Viewpoints Participants

	n (%)
Total	108
Age
15–17	42 (38.9)
18–21	50 (46.3)
22–24	16 (14.8)
Currently in School	72 (66.7)
Socioeconomic Status
Poor and struggling/Barely making ends meet	29 (26.9)
Making it	69 (63.9)
Well Off	10 (9.3)
Gender of Sex Partners
Only Men	1 (1.0)
Only Women	92 (85.2)
Both Men and Women	3 (2.8)
Not Sexually Active	12 (11.1)
Age at First Sex (Mean/Median)	13.3/13.0
Ever Tested for HIV	72 (66.7)
Ever Tested for STDs	79 (73.2)
STD Test in Past year	62 (57.4)
Will be tested for an STD in next year	79 (73.2)
Would get tested if had a symptom	96 (88.9)
Would get tested if told partner had STD symptoms	100 (92.6)
Would get tested if told partner had STD	97 (89.8)
Would get tested if friend asked to go along	81 (75.0)
Level of concern about STDs
Very	45 (41.7)
Pretty	15 (13.9)
Relatively	18 (16.7)
Little	17 (15.7)
Not concerned at all	13 (12.0)
Perceived level of STD risk
No risk	34 (31.5)
Low risk	62 (57.4)
High risk	12 (11.1)
Preference for STD testing venue*
Traditional venue only	90 (86.5)
Either traditional or non-traditional venue	5 (4.8)
Non-traditional venue only	9 (8.7)
Urine collection preference
At clinic	47 (43.5)
At home	34 (31.5)
Either clinic or home	25 (23.2)
Would not do	2 (1.9)
Urine Drop off preference
At clinic	64 (59.3)
At lab	19 (17.6)
At pharmacy	16 (14.8)
At school	7 (6.5)
Would not do	2 (1.9)
Results preference
Clinic	66 (61.1)
Online/Website	12 (11.1)
Text or Email	13 (12.0)
Telephone	8 (7.4)
Letter	3 (2.8)
Would not do	6 (5.6)

^*Traditional Venues include general clinics, Men’s clinics, or STD Clinics. Non-traditional Venues include pharmacy, work, school, or store. A total of 104 respondents mentioned a preference in venue type. Two respondents said they would not get tested and two responses were missing for this question.