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. 2014 Dec 10;2(1):ofu114. doi: 10.1093/ofid/ofu114

Table 3.

Bivariate and Multivariate Associations Between Sexual Risk-taking/Stimulant-use Outcomes and Conditions

No. of Male Sexual Partners at 6 m Follow-up
No. Times Engaged in Condomless Anal Intercourse at 6 m Follow-up
No. of Stimulant Metabolite-free Urine Samples Submitted During Intervention
Bivariate (NCYC = 59; CM = 56)
Bivariate (NCYC = 59; CM = 56)
Bivariate (NCYC = 70; CM = 70)
Student t test
Student t test (Unequal Variance)
Student t test
NCYC CM P Value NCYC CM P Value NCYC CM P Value
Mean = 1.48 Mean = 1.68 P = .60 Mean = 1.39 Mean = 0.82 P = .43 Mean = 6.06 Mean = 8.87 P = .04
SD = 1.99 SD = 2.11 SD = 5.06 SD = 1.78 SD = 6.12 SD = 9.21
Multivariatea (NCYC = 57; CM = 55)
Multivariatea (NCYC = 57; CM = 55)
Multivariatea (NCYC = 68; CM = 69)
Robust Negative Binomial Regression
Robust Negative Binomial Regression
Robust Negative Binomial Regression
IRR (95% CI) P Value IRR (95% CI) P Value IRR (95% CI) P Value
CM 1.10 (0.67–1.81) P = .71 CM .66 (0.26–1.69) P = .39 CM 1.57 (1.12–2.22) P = .01

All significance tests 2-tailed.

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; CM, contingency management; IRR, incidence rate ratio; NCYC, noncontingent yoked condition; SD, standard deviation.

a Controls: race/ethnicity, sexual identity, income, homelessness.