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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2013 Mar 6;53(1):85–90. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2013.01.004

Table 4.

Differences in Vaginal Sexual Boundaries by Previous Sexual Experience: Results from Logistic Regression Analyses

Boundary OR 95% CI
Any Opportunity
 VS 9.59 3.5825.67
 OS 0.66 0.15–2.91
 BOTH 5.89 2.9611.73
At a Certain Age
 VS 0.58 0.13–2.54
 OS 3.22 1.706.08
 BOTH 0.17 0.47–1.19
Feel Mature to Handle Consequences
 VS 0.47 0.19–1.12
 OS 0.60 0.34–1.08
 BOTH 0.34 0.200.58
Attractive Partner
 VS 1.58 0.59–4.18
 OS 1.66 0.86–3.20
 BOTH 2.54 1.494.33
Length of Relationship
 VS 1.81 0.58–5.63
 OS 3.21 1.616.39
 BOTH 2.67 1.434.96
Committed Relationship
 VS 1.07 0.44–2.57
 OS 3.26 1.766.05
 BOTH 1.76 1.072.89
Trust of Partner
 VS 1.22 0.52–2.90
 OS 3.77 1.947.30
 BOTH 2.14 1.283.57
Partner and I are in Love
 VS 0.60 0.24–1.51
 OS 2.12 1.173.84
 BOTH 1.39 0.85–2.28
I was Married
 VS 0.38 0.150.92
 OS 0.43 0.240.78
 Both 0.34 0.200.56
Will not get in Trouble
 VS 1.64 0.64–4.16
 OS 1.66 0.88–3.11
 BOTH 1.59 0.92–2.74
No one would find out
 VS 0.54 0.12–2.37
 OS 1.93 0.98–3.80
 BOTH 1.41 0.76–2.63
Safer Sex Method is Available
 VS 0.48 0.17–1.34
 OS 1.36 0.76–2.43
 BOTH 1.05 0.63–1.74

Note. OR = Odds Ratio, OS = Oral sex and VS = vaginal sex. No previous sexual experience is the reference category. OR’s in bold are significant values.