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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2016 Oct;20(10):2178–2185. doi: 10.1007/s10461-015-1276-7

Table 1.

Participant- and partnership-level characteristics of MSM and TW recently diagnosed with HIV and/or STI; Lima, Peru, 2011.

No. %
Respondent characteristics (n = 372)a
    Education
        Less than high school 84 22.6
        Completed high school 133 35.9
        Higher educationb 154 41.5
    Sexual orientation/gender identity
        Heterosexual 12 3.3
        Bisexual 57 15.6
        Homosexual 243 66.6
        Transgender 53 14.5
    Sexual role
        Activo (insertive) 52 14.1
        Pasivo (receptive) 140 37.9
        Moderno (versatile) 177 48.0
Partnership characteristics (n = 993)c
    Partner sexual orientation/gender identity
        Heterosexual 124 13.7
        Bisexual 372 41.0
        Homosexual 386 42.6
        Transgender 24 2.7
    Partner sexual role
        Activo (insertive) 500 52.2
        Pasivo (receptive) 148 15.5
        Moderno (versatile) 310 32.4
    Partnership type
        Stable 298 31.3
        Casual 524 55.0
        Commercial 131 13.7
a

Some variables do not total 372 due to missing data

b

Received some post-secondary education (e.g., university or technical school)

c

Some variables do not total 993 due to missing data