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

Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2017 Jul;21(7):2207–2214. doi: 10.1007/s10461-017-1792-8

Table IV.

Crude and adjusted prevalence ratios^a for always using a condom during oral sex by increasing score on a measure of social desirability bias, stratified by partner type and gender

	Crude Prevalence Ratio	95% CI	Adjusted Prevalence Ratio*	95% CI
Oral sex with main partner, overall (n=399)	1.62	[1.13, 2.32]	1.54	[1.04, 2.29]
Oral sex with main partner, men only (n=204)	1.52	[0.95, 2.44]	1.44	[0.93, 2.24]
Oral sex with main partner, women only (n=195)	1.72	[1.00, 2.97]	1.63	[0.91, 2.93]
Oral sex with other partners, overall (n=167)	2.50	[1.85, 3.39]	2.65	[1.94, 3.61]
Oral sex with other partners, men only (n=89)	2.23	[1.46, 3.41]	2.29	[1.39, 3.76]
Oral sex with other partners, women only (n=78)	2.90	[1.91, 4.41]	2.76	[1.63, 4.67]

Bold results suggest significant at the p<0.05 level;

adjusted for drug use, age, employment status, presence of main sex partner, HIV status, and homelessness