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. 2017 Jan 26;2017:8642685. doi: 10.1155/2017/8642685

Table 3.

Chi-square test for risk of contracting STI and other variables.

Characteristics Risk of contracting STI n (%) p value
Low risk High risk
Sociodemographic characteristics of respondent
Age
 ≤19 7 (9.7) 65 (90.3) 0.003
 20–29 85 (29.1) 207 (70.9)
 30+ 38 (27.1) 102 (72.9)
Highest educational level
 Beyond primary 64 (24.2) 200 (75.8) 0.404
 Primary and below 66 (27.5) 174 (72.5)
Marital status
 Married 103 (34.9) 192 (65.1) <0.001
 Engaged 6 (5) 113 (95)
 Cohabitation 21 (23) 69 (76.7)
Sociodemographic characteristics of partner
Partner's age
 18–29 29 (16.1) 151 (84.9) <0.001
 30+ 101 (31.1) 222 (68.7)
Most important consideration for using condoms
 Avoiding HIV/STI alone 77 (35.8) 138 (64.2) <0.001
 Prevention of pregnancy alone 9 (8) 104 (92.8)
 Avoiding HIV/STI and Prevention of pregnancy 43 (24.7) 131 (75.3)
Ability to ask for condom before sex
 Yes 61 (20.9) 231 (79.1) 0.003
 No 69 (32.6) 143 (67.4)
Partner's approval
 Yes 32 (172) 154 (82.8) 0.001
 No 98 (30.8) 220 (69.2)
Partner ever had occasional partner
 Yes 0 (0) 84 (100) <0.001
 No 263 (62.9) 155 (37.1)
Partner has another wife
 Yes 0 (0) 57 (100) <0.001
 No 265 (59.3) 182 (40.7)

Pearson chi-square test was used these p value calculations.