Table 2.

Prevalence Ratios (PRs) and 95% Confidence Intervals (CIs) for the Associations between Loss of an Intimate Partner during the Respondents or His/Her Partner’s Incarceration and HIV-related Sexual Behaviors the Past 12 Months, Among Those Who Were in a Stable Relationship at the Time of Their Own (among Men) or Their Partner’s (among Women) Prior Incarceration (PLACE Method, 2005) (N=57).^*

	≥2 New Sex Partners in the Past 4 Weeks					Transactional Sex in the Past 4 Weeks
	%	Unadjusted		Adjusted†		%	Unadjusted		Adjusted†
Experienced Dissolution of a Relationship During Incarceration
No (N=34)	14.7	ref		ref		20.6	ref		ref
Yes (N=23)	56.5	3.70	1.36–10.0	2.80	1.13–6.96	43.5	2.15	1.18–3.92	1.30	0.61–2.79

^*Of the 62 men and women who were in a stable relationship at the time of their own (men) or their partner’s (women) incarceration, 57 had non-missing values on relationship dissolution status.

^†Adjusted for age less than 30 years, black race, less than high school education, report of being worried about food in the past 30 days, and respondent use of crack/cocaine in the past 12 months.