TABLE 2—

Cross-Tabulations of Homonegative Attitudes With Sexual Risk Behavior, HIV/STI Testing, and STI Diagnoses Among Sexually Active Men Aged 15–45 Years, by Homonegative Attitudes: 2006–2010 National Survey of Family Growth, United States

	MSM (n = 202)			MSMW (n = 71)			MSW (n = 7956)
Characteristic	Not Homonegative	Homonegative	P	Not Homonegative	Homonegative	P	Not Homonegative	Homonegative	P
Condom use with women, last sex, %
Vaginal	56.5	66.5a	.72	40.1	20.1	< .01	36.4	32.9	.03
Anal	71.1	55.1	< .01	16.3	20.4	.39	28.2	28.3	.96
Condom use with men, last sex,b %	41.5	57.5a	.53	55.5	15.6	< .01	19.2	6.2	< .01
≥ 4 sex partners, past year, %	26.5	14.2a	.37	71.9	25.2	< .01	8.4	7.6	.36
HIV testing, %
Ever	87.7	68.6a	.29	89.6	70.7	< .01	69.5	66.1	.1
Past year	45.7	43.4a	.92	65.4	40.9	< .01	30.0	31.4	.57
STI test, past year, %	37.8	12.2a	< .01	54.2	26.9	< .01	15.4	16.7	.4
STI diagnoses, %
Chlamydia or gonorrhea, past year	3.5a	4.1a	.83	4.2a	2.1a	.51	0.8	1.2	.33
Herpes, HPV, or syphilis, ever	11.9	9.2a	.8	11.9	19.4	.19	6.0	3.0	< .01

Note. HPV = human papillomavirus; MSM = men who have sex with men; MSMW = men who have sex with men and women; MSW = men who have sex with women; STI = sexually transmitted infection. All cross-tabulations used the Rao-Scott χ² test. Numbers are unweighted; proportions are weighted.

^aPopulation estimate may be unstable because the relative standard error is ≥ 30% of the estimate.

^bCondom use at last sex with men did not differentiate between anal and oral sex.