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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Behav Med. 2017 Jun;51(3):470–476. doi: 10.1007/s12160-016-9861-1

Table 1.

Model results predicting condomless sex with clients at follow-up (among female sex workers participating in Mujer Segura in 13 cities across Mexico, n=483)

Model Parameter Combined (Beliefs and Evaluations) Attitudes Measure Beliefs (Only) Measure Evaluations (Only) Measure

B Wald χ2 95% CI B Wald χ2 95% CI B Wald χ2 95% CI
Main Effects
 Condomless sex with clients reported at baseline −.02 .16 −.14, .10 −.01 .05 −.07, .06 −.03 .29 −.13, .08
 Negative condom attitudes 2.02 19.52*** 1.12, 2.91 1.67 7.40 ** 0.47, 2.87 .68 6.58 ** .16, 1.19
 Intervention fidelity .01 .12 −.02, .03 .00 .055 −.03, .04 .00 .00 .01, .00
Two-Way Interaction Effects
 Baseline condomless sex × Negative condom attitudes −.10 3.48 −.20, .01 −.08 8.82 ** −.14, −.03 −.05 .93 −.15, .05
 Baseline condomless sex × Intervention fidelity .00 .21 −.00, .00 .00 .11 −.00, .00 .00 .39 −.00, .00
 Negative condom attitudes × Intervention fidelity −.05 11.24 *** −.07, −.02 −.04 5.26 * −.07, −.01 −.01 2.52 −.03, .00
Three-Way Interaction Effect
 Baseline condomless sex × Negative condom attitudes × Intervention Fidelity .00 2.74 .00, .01 .00 7.06** .00, .00 .00 .54 −.00, .00

Notes: Results from models using generalized estimating equations to control for site clustering; age, years of education, marital status, having any children, and years employed as a FSW were entered as control variables (none were statistically significant in the model);

***

p < .001,

**

p < .01,

*

p < .05