. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.

Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2017 Feb;21(2):501–504. doi: 10.1007/s10461-016-1497-4

Table 1.

Correlates of likelihood to use HIV tests (N=82)

	Oral swab	Finger prick	Finger prick half cost	Finger prick faster	Finger prick STIs
	r (p)	r (p)	r (p)	r (p)	r (p)
Age	.018 (.873)	−.102 (.363)	−.041 (.713)	−.078 (.487)	−.167 (.135)
Education	.197 (.076)	−.208 (.061)	−.095 (.394)	−.123 (.272)	−.237 (.032)^*
Income	.047 (.716)	−.018 (.887)	−.006 (.965)	−.101 (.429)	−.041 (.749)
Times tested for HIV	−.182 (.106)	.249 (.026)^*	.195 (.082)	.185 (.101)	−.002 (.989)
Perceived risk of HIV	.005 (.962)	.005 (.964)	−.100 (.386)	.079 (.496)	.069 (.553)
Perceived risk of STI	.212 (.061)	−.025 (.825)	.009 (.937)	.104 (.361)	.095 (.406)
Actively avoiding HIV	−.241 (.030)^*	.293 (.008)^**	.373 (.001)^**	.205 (.067)	.204 (.068)

p <.05

^**

p <.01