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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 7.
Published in final edited form as: J HIV AIDS Soc Serv. 2012 Nov 19;11(4):10.1080/15381501.2012.735164. doi: 10.1080/15381501.2012.735164

Table 2.

Associations with ART Adherence Rate (N=68)

Measure Means Std Dev p value
Married 0.659
   No 45.42 16.90
   Yes 47.17 15.62
Religion 0.039
   Other religion 40.88 11.25
   Hindu 49.30 17.71
Living with Spouse 0.985
   No 46.29 16.07
   Yes 46.37 16.56
Depressed 0.001
   No 53.65 16.12
   Yes 40.19 13.60
Poor Quality of Lifea 0.033
   No 49.90 14.81
   Yes 41.52 16.89
Number of HIV Symptoms 0.014
  <10 52.79 16.56
  >=10 42.80 14.98
Any Perceived ART benefit 0.001
   No 35.76 14.41
   Yes 51.04 14.71
Adherence Support from Spouse 0.032
   No 44.59 16.23
   Yes 56.4 11.97
Adherence Support from Parents 0.002
   No 43.81 15.23
   Yes 60.90 14.27
Measure Pearson Correlation Coefficient p value
Age −0.16 0.178
HIV knowledge 0.15 0.220
Time on Taking ART (Months) −0.01 0.950
MD Communication and Clinical
Appointment Score 0.448 0.000
Heard Stigma −0.33 0.005
Felt Stigma −0.14 0.239
Internalized Stigma −0.23 0.049
Enacted Stigma −0.08 0.507
Disclosure Avoidance −0.23 0.056
a

an average score of 3 or above was used to dichotomize as ‘poor quality of life’