Table 3.

Relative Risk Ratios and Adjusted Relative Risk Ratios from Multinomial Logistic Regression Models of Sexual Initiation between Waves 1 and 2

		With	Full
	Bivariate	Controls	Multivariate
Number of Friends	1.02	1.06	0.98
Any Opposite Sex Friends (vs. None)	1.61*	1.24	1.01
Affiliation with Antisocial Peers	1.20*	1.44**	1.24
Perceived Peer Norms Favoring Sex	2.20***	1.81***	1.67***
Male (vs. Female)			0.42***
Age			1.36***
High (vs. Low) Prevalence Town			1.69**
In (vs. Out of) School			0.57*
Educational Attainment (vs. None or Primary)
Junior Secondary School			1.19
Senior Secondary School or More			1.88
Household Composition (vs. Both Parents)
Mother Only			1.45
Father Only			0.88
No Family Adult			2.59**
Extended Family Adult			1.98*
Other			1.90
Household Wealth			0.55

Note: “With Controls” refers to four models containing one peer context variable each, plus sociodemographic controls, and Full Multivariate refers to a single model including all four peer context variables and sociodemographic controls. Risk ratios presented here contrast resondents who initiated sexual activity between Waves 1 and 2 with those who reported being sexually inexperienced at both Waves; we omit risk ratios from the equation comparing respondents who were already sexually experienced at Wave 1 with those who reported being sexually inexperienced at both Waves.

^*p<0.05

^**p<0.01

^***p<0.001.