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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 15.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2012 Feb;16(2):404–411. doi: 10.1007/s10461-011-9976-0

Table 1.

Descriptive Statistics for UAI, HIV Testing, Relationship Characteristics, and Measures Used to Examine Partner Trust, Relationship Commitment, and Investment in Sexual Agreement

Relationship Characteristics % (N = 284)
Had UAI with main within past 3 months 90% (257)
Had UAI with a secondary partner within past 3 months 10% (28)
Self reported last HIV test
  < 3 months 24% (68)
  > 3 months 75% (212)
Perceived main partner’s last HIV test
  < 3 months 15% (44)
  > 3 months 82% (232)
Type of relationship
  Strictly monogamous 51% (144)
  Open to some degree 49% (140)
Made sexual agreement with main partner 66% (187)
Type of sexual agreement
  Only sex with each other 47% (87)
  Sex together while with others 44% (81)
  Sex with whomever whenever 9% (17)
Broke sexual agreement with main partner 20% (38)
Disclosed break in sexual agreement to main partner 43% (18)
Relationship Factor [range] Mean (SD)
Trust [0–6]
  Predictability 4.36 (1.16)
  Dependability 4.38 (1.08)
  Faith 4.91 (0.94)
Investment Model [0–6]
  Commitment 5.40 (0.77)
  Satisfaction 4.78 (0.97)
  Investment 4.65 (0.87)
  Quality of alternatives 3.38 (1.12)
Sexual Agreement Investment Scale [0–4]
  Commitment 3.46 (0.65)
  Satisfaction 2.99 (0.81)
  Value 3.35 (0.71)

Notes: Regarding last HIV test, 4 men self-reported that they have never been tested and 5 men perceived their main partner as never been tested. Minimal missing data existed for perceived main partner’s last test (3 cases) and type of sexual agreement (1 case). 1 male reported ‘Sex together and only he can with others’ for type of sexual agreement. A subsample of 187 men who reported having made a sexual agreement with their main partner also reported on their type of sexual agreement, any breaks, and disclosure of those breaks.