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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2013 Feb;17(2):585–597. doi: 10.1007/s10461-012-0259-1

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of women who completed the WTP survey (N=712–730)a

Characteristic Sample Proportion Population-based estimate (95% C.I.)
Age (mean) 30.8 b
Education
 None 66.4 65.6 (61.2 – 69.5)
 Some 33.6 34.4 (30.5 – 38.8)
Religion
 Hindu 68.1 70.7 (66.2 – 74.9)
 Muslim 19.5 17.5 (14.3 – 20.8)
 Christian/other 12.5 11.9 (8.6 – 15.5)
Currently married
 No c 30.1 28.8 (24.9 – 32.8)
 Yes 69.9 71.2 (67.2 – 75.1)
Children ever born
 None 7.8 8.6 (6.3 – 11.2)
 One or more 92.2 91.4 (88.8 – 93.7)
Children <12 living at home
 No or N/A 39.3 37.4 (33.1 – 41.7)
 Yes 60.7 62.6 (58.3 – 66.9)
Socioeconomic status score (mean=0) 0d b
Not enough money to support self/others
 Disagree 12.7 12.2 (9.4 – 15.2)
 Agree 87.3 87.7 (84.8 – 90.6)
Anal sex with paying client past month
 No 43.8 43.5 (39.0 – 47.8)
 Yes 56.2 56.5 (52.2 – 61.0)
Sex work past month
 No 23.4 23.3 (19.6 – 27.1)
 Yes 76.6 76.7 (72.9 – 80.4)
Condom use with paying client
 Never 22.3 23.1 (19.2 – 27.0)
 Ever 77.7 76.9 (73.0 – 80.8)
Forced sex past year
 No 52.5 53.5 (49.1 – 57.8)
 Yes 47.6 46.5 (42.2 – 50.9)
Number of STI symptoms past month e
 0 48.6 51.7 (47.2 – 56.1)
 1–2 39.0 36.7 (32.7 – 40.9)
 3+ 12.3 11.5 (8.9 – 14.5)
Ever tested for HIV
 No/don’t know 50.3 53.9 (49.3 – 58.4)
 Yes 49.7 46.1 (41.6 – 50.7)
Worried about getting HIV
No 47.4 50.0 (45.6 – 54.2)
Yes 52.6 50.0 (45.8 – 54.4)
Current alcohol use
 No 44.8 48.8 (44.1 – 53.6)
 Yes 42.3 38.5 (33.9 – 43.1)
 Missing 12.9 12.7 (10.1 – 15.5)
Drug use past year f
 No 69.3 70.7 (66.8 – 74.7)
 Yes 30.7 29.3 (25.3 – 33.2)
Subdistrict
 Gudur 30.3 29.2 (22.4 – 36.3)
 Other subdistrict 69.7 70.8 (63.7 – 77.7)
a

Sample sizes vary because of missing values.

b

RDSAT does not provide population-based estimates for continuous variables.

c

Comprises widowed, separated, never married, and married no guana performed.

d

The SES score incorporates ownership of or access to 14 household assets or utility services — main water source, toilet, electricity, gas connection, pressure cooker, cot/bed, electric fan, radio, TV, refrigerator, scooter, bicycle, car, cell phone. SES scores were derived from a principal component analysis, using the first principal component as a summary indicator of long-run SES (following Filmer and Pritchett [40]. The mean of the score was set at zero and the standard deviation was 1.7.

e

Comprises abdominal pain, abnormal genital bleeding, white discharge, foul-smelling discharge, burning or pain on urination, genital ulcers/sores, swelling/tenderness in groin/glandular area, genital itching.

f

Comprises marijuana and/or heroin use.