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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 2.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2014 Jun;18(6):1037–1045. doi: 10.1007/s10461-013-0685-8

Table 2.

Characteristics of participants by disclosure of HIV serotatus to sex partner

Disclosure to sex partner
Yes
Gender
  Male 46 (47.4)
  Female 51 (33.1)
χ2= 5.14, p < .05
Age Range
  17–29 30 (45.5)
  30–39 30 (27.3)
  40–56 37 (49.3)
χ2= 10.90, p <.001
Education
  6th grade or less 55 (36.9)
  7th grade or more 38 (40.9)
Not significant
Marital Status
  Married 19 (73.1)
  Cohabitating 56 (46.7)
  Single 13 (20.3)
  Separated 9 (22)
χ2=30.15, p < 001
Number of sex partners
  One 76 (46.6)
  Two or more 21 (24.1)
χ2= 12.08, p < .01
Knowledge of partner's HIV status
  HIV-positive 44 (74.6)
  HIV-negative 24 (53.3)
  Unaware 29 (20.3)
χ2= 56.19, p < .001
ART therapy
  No 25 (39.1)
  Yes 72 (38.5)
Not significant
Have begun to be more open with people about being HIV positive since the news about the HIV medications?
  Agree 45 (38.8)
  Disagree 52 (38.8)
Not significant
Perceived HIV infectivity
An HIV-positive person with an undetectable viral load cannot infect another person
  Not true 43 (32.8)
  True 46 (46)
χ2= 4.18 p < .05
Two HIV positive people don't need to use condom
  Not true 60 (34.9)
  True 35 (49.3)
χ2= 4.38, p < .05
Alcohol use
Living with someone that drinks alcohol
  No 54 (47.4)
  Yes 42 (32.3)
χ2 = 5.77, p < .05
Does your partner drink alcohol?
  No 18 (36.7)
  Yes 30 (29.4)
Not significant