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. 2013 May 21;8(5):e64080. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0064080

Figure 1. Prevalence of sexual behaviors, condom use and circumcision by race and sex in five South African surveys of 15–49 year olds.

Figure 1

Mean age of sexual debut (A,B), Age gap – the percentage of respondents with a partner five (ten in the case of DHS 2003) or more years older than them (C,D), Mean number of sex partners in the past year (E,F), Percent of respondents who had more than one sex partner in the previous year (G,H), Percentage respondents who used a condom at last sex (I,J), Percent respondents who reported concurrent relationships at the time of the interview (K,L), Percent of men who reported having been circumcised (M). Men and women represented in the left and right hand columns respectively (Point estimates with 95% Confidence Intervals. A,B and M refer to all respondents and C–L to those who have had sex). DHS (Demographic and Health Survey) 1998 and 2003, SABSSM (South African National HIV Prevalence, HIV Incidence, Behavior and Communication Survey) 2002 and 2005, NCS (National Communication Survey) 2009.