Table 3. Percentage and number of the respondents who had negative attitudes according to particular HIV stigma domains.

Domain	The question	Answered ‘Yes’		Did not answer n (%)
		Weight %	n/N
Anticipated stigma	1. Most people hesitate to take an HIV or AIDS test due to fear of people’s reaction if the test result is positive for HIV.	76.9	8,006/10,464	58 (0.6)
Perceived stigma	2. People living with or thought to be living with HIV or AIDS lose respect or standing.	69.2	7,211/10,461	61 (0.6)
Fear of HIV infection	3. Do you fear that you could contract HIV if you come into contact with the saliva of a person living with HIV?	57.0	6,031/10,458	64 (0.6)
Social judgment	4. Do you agree with this sentence?: “I would be ashamed if someone in my family had HIV or AIDS”	38.2	3,931/10,459	63 (0.6)
Experienced stigma	5. You feel too disgusted to buy fresh food or ready-to-eat food from a shopkeeper or vendor whom you know has HIV or AIDS. (D1)	52.1	5,429/10,465	57 (0.5)
Discrimination	6. You think that children living with HIV or AIDS should not attend the same classroom with other children. (D2)	23.7	2,512/10,455	67 (0.6)
UNAIDS global indicator for discriminatory attitudes toward PLHIV (answered “yes” to either question 5 and/or question 6)		58.6	6,108/10,451	71 (0.7)