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. 2013 Dec 9;13:1152. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-13-1152

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of study participants and HIV/AIDS-related knowledge and attitudes among study participants

Variable N = 2254 %
Sex experience
 
 
Yes
1472
65.3
No
782
34.7
Age (years)
 
 
< 15
36
1.6
15–19
561
24.9
20–24
1143
50.7
≥ 25
514
22.8
Ethnicity
 
 
Han
2165
96.1
Other
89
3.9
Educational attainment
 
 
Elementary school or lower
230
10.0
Junior high school
1192
52.3
High school or above
832
37.7
Number of cities of migration
 
 
1
1055
46.6
2
714
31.2
≥ 3
485
22.2
Monthly income (dollars)
 
 
< 161. 5
394
17.1
161.6–322.9
803
35.7
323.0–484.5
695
31.1
≥ 484.6
362
16.1
Type of city housing
 
 
Collective dormitory with others
878
38.5
Own room in a dormitory
670
30.1
Room with parents
478
21.3
Room rented
136
6.0
Other
92
4.1
HIV/AIDS-related knowledge (mean)
4.12
 
Whether permissive regarding premarital sex
 
 
Yes
1817
80.6
No
437
19.4
Whether non-regular sex should be acceptable
 
 
Yes
904
40.1
No
1350
59.9
Risk perception of acquiring HIV/AIDS
 
 
Very possible
399
17.7
Unlikely
735
32.6
Impossible
1120
49.7
Whether non-regular sex should be acceptable
 
 
Yes
904
40.1
No
1350
59.9
Risk perception of acquiring HIV/AIDS
 
 
Very possible
399
17.7
Unlikely
735
32.6
Impossible 1120 49.7