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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2013 May 14;25(12):10.1080/09540121.2013.793268. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2013.793268

Table 1.

Descriptive information for study variables in Latino gay/bisexual men and transgender women (N = 170).

Characteristics Chicago (n = 56) San Francisco (n = 112) Total (N = 170)

Mean (SD) Range

Age 40.3 (8.2) 39.6 (7.90) 39.8 (7.9) 21–59
Acculturationa 2.88 (0.86) 2.77 (1.01) 2.81 (0.96) 1–5
Age when arrived in U.S. 18.70 (9.50) 24.68 (9.09) 22.83 (9.58) 1–46
Years of HIV+ 16.50 (6.10) 15.40 (5.60) 15.80 (5.80) 7–31
HIV attitudesb 1.51 (0.45) 1.53 (0.53) 1.53 (0.50) 1–4
Self-esteemb 2.15 (0.26) 2.14 (0.24) 2.14 (0.25) 1.60–2.90
Safe sex self-efficacyb 2.70 (0.45) 2.64 (0.45) 2.66 (0.45) 1–4
Social Supportb 2.48 (0.37) 2.62 (0.34) 2.57 (0.35) 1.60–3.70
Alcohol-quantity frequency index 29.18 (88.37) 7.71 (27.50) 14.86 (56.37) 0–480

Percents (n)

Nationality
 US (including Puerto Rico) 25 (44%) 20 (18%) 45 (26%)
 Other 32 (56%) 93 (82%) 125 (74%)
Education
 Less than high school 18 (32%) 34 (30%) 52 (31%)
 High school/GED 20 (34%) 23 (20%) 43 (25%)
 Technical/vocational school 0 (0%) 11 (10%) 11 (7%)
 Some college 9 (16%) 24 (21%) 33 (19%)
 College degree 8 (14%) 18 (16%) 26 (15%)
 Graduate degree 2 (4%) 3 (3%) 5 (3%)
Employment
 Full-time 16 (28%) 15 (14%) 31 (18%)
 Part- time/Unemployed/Other 41 (82%) 97 (86%) 138 (82%)
Self-identification
 Gay/homosexual/queer 47 (82%) 89 (79%) 136 (80%)
 Bisexual 5 (9%) 10 (9%) 15 (9%)
 Transgender 5 (9%) 14 (12%) 19 (11%)
AIDS diagnosis
 Yes 23 (40%) 70 (63%) 93 (55%)
 No 34 (60%) 42 (37%) 76 (45%)
Drug Use
 No drugs 24 (42%) 51 (45%) 75 (44%)
 One drug 14 (25%) 27 (24%) 41 (24%)
 Multiple drugs 19 (33%) 35 (31%) 54 (32%)
a

Anchors for acculturation are as follows: 1 = In Spanish only, 2 = In Spanish mostly, 3 = In Spanish and English equally, 4 = In English mostly, 5 = In English Only, or 6 = Other.

b

Anchors: 1 = Strong Disagree, 2 = Disagree, 3 = Agree, and 4 = Strong Agree.