. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 31.

Published in final edited form as: J Sex Med. 2014 Dec 15;12(2):481–493. doi: 10.1111/jsm.12783

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics and comparisons with SCS scores

			SCS Score
Variable	n	%	M	SD	Test Statistic
Race/Ethnicity					F(5, 196) = 1.86
Black	33	16.3	24.42	6.82
Latino	30	14.9	26.90	8.17
White	114	56.4	23.25	6.92
Asian/Native Haw./Pac. Islander	4	2.0	21.75	6.40
Multiracial/Other	16	7.9	26.13	6.28
Other/Unknown	5	2.5	27.40	5.18
HIV Status (confirmed)					t(200) = −2.32*
Negative	121	59.9	23.35	6.82
Positive	81	40.1	25.68	7.31
Sexual Orientation					F(2, 198) = 1.31
Gay, queer, or homosexual	172	85.6	24.06	7.09
Bisexual	24	11.9	26.29	7.42
Other non-heterosexual identity	6	2.5	22.00	2.51
Employment Status					F(4, 197) = 1.54
Full-time	70	34.7	23.76	7.07
Part-time	50	24.8	24.02	6.53
On disability	23	11.4	24.39	7.17
Student (unemployed)	18	8.9	22.00	7.86
Unemployed	41	20.3	26.44	7.23
Highest Educational Attainment					F(3, 198) = 3.83*
High school diploma/GED or less	23	11.4	28.22^a	8.17
Some college or Associate's degree	61	30.2	24.95^a, ^b	7.13
Bachelor's or other 4-year degree	66	32.7	23.58^b	6.80
Graduate degree	52	25.7	22.65^b	6.32
Relationship Status					t(200) = −0.72
Single	159	78.7	24.09	7.12
Partnered	43	21.3	24.98	7.05
	M	SD

Age	37.03	11.35

Note. N = 202. Results of LSD post-hoc analyses are indicated using superscripts – means followed by different letters are significantly different from each other.