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. 2016 Apr 28;21(5):554–563. doi: 10.1080/10810730.2015.1114050

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics, media consumption, and community activities of the sample respondents in the control and intervention groups

Characteristic Control Intervention
Age (M) 33.1 36.1***
Female (%) 51.7 51.3
Religion (%)    
 None 8.6 6.4
 Catholic 43.4 38.8
 Protestant 39.6 44.7
 Other 8.4 10.1
Number of children (M) 3.3 3.9***
Occupation (%)    
Machamba/field 61.6 63.6
 Vendor 16.1 16.0
 Other 22.3 20.4
Works outside the house (%) 71.0 66.0
Poverty/days without food or shelter (M) 1.8 2.0***
SES/number of durables at home (M) 3.3 3.0**
Ever attended school (%) 86.5 86.6
Education level (%)    
 None 20.0 19.0
 Primary (EP2) 39.0 43.0
 Secondary (Cycle 1) 25.0 24.0
 Secondary (Cycle 2) and higher 14.0 11.0
Marital status (%)    
 Married 25.0 35.5***
 In union 75.0 65.5
Media consumption and community activities (%)    
 Listens to the radio every day 42.6 49.0*
 Watches TV every day 16.0 14.0*
 Participates in other non-TTHV community groups/activities 82.3 85.3
 Heard of organizations in his or her community that work on HIV 62.9 62.9

Note. SES = socioeconomic status; EP2 = primary education levels 6 and 7; TTHV = Tchova Tchova Histórias de Vida: Diálogos Comunitários.

*p < .05. **p < .01. ***p < .001.