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

Table 2.

Distribution of outcome variables between TTHV control and intervention groups: gender-equitable attitudes, gender roles, HIV prevention knowledge, attitudes that discourage HIV stigma, HIV partner communication, and multiple sex partners behavior

Outcome Control (%) Intervention (%)
Gender equity    
Gender attitudes (above the median) 35 64***
Gender roles (mean number of shared household tasks) 4 7***
HIV prevention knowledge    
Abstain from sex 24 33**
Use condom 80 92***
Have sex with only one partner/be faithful to your one partner 71 85***
Avoid sex with prostitutes 4 11***
Reduce the number of sex partners 6 11**
Avoid having sex with someone who has other sex partners 3 7**
Bring new blade to healer (curandeiro) 21 24
Demand new syringe (seringa) in health services 13 13
Mean number of six correct answersa 1.9 2.4***
HIV stigma    
Attitudes that discourage HIV stigma (above the median) 30 52***
HIV partner communication    
Talked with partner in the past 3 months 72 88***
Topics discussed with partner    
HIV risk (generic) 43 50
HIV prevention (generic) 66 62
Condom use 26 35**
Andar fora (being unfaithful) 28 36**
Being faithful 21 26
Multiple sex partners 18 30***
HIV testing 14 20*
Mean number of topics discussed 1.9 2.8***
Multiple sex partners (with more than one sex partner) 7 2***

Note. TTHV = Tchova Tchova Histórias de Vida: Diálogos Comunitários.

aOnly includes the six sex-related responses that were addressed by the program.

*p < .05. **p < .01. ***p < .001.