Table 3.

Descriptive statistics and intercorrelations among primary study variables

Variable	M	SD	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
1. Age	16.59	1.21	–	.01	−.04	.04	‒.03	‒.16^**	.01	.06	−.31^**	.22^**	.25^**	.02	.08
2. Subjective social status	5.84	1.63		–	‒.01^**	.28^**	‒.02	.24^**	.25^**	−.08^*	‒.05	‒.05	.05	−.05	−.06
3. Sexual orientation	.29	.45			–	‒.01	.33^**	‒.07	−.07	−.02	.00	‒.04	‒.11^**	−.10	−.08
4. Relationship quality	3.43	.83				–	‒.17^**	.53 ^**	.43 ^**	−.42^**	.02	‒.06	‒.05	−.10	‒.12^*
5. Outness to parents ^a	.65	.77					–	‒.18^**	−.11^**	‒.14^**	.02	.14^**	‒.11^**	−.12^*	−.12^*
6. Knowledge and disclosure	3.18	.91						–	.60^**	−.44^**	.36^**	‒.16^**	‒.18^**	−.10	−.15^**
7. Solicitation	2.89	1.05							–	‒.20^**	.24^**	‒.01	‒.04	−.04	−.08
8. Secret-keeping	3.20	1.16								–	.04	.13^**	.15^*	.05	.09
9. Control	3.29	1.21									–	.19^**	.19^**	−.04	−.05
10. Recent sexual activity	.58	.49										–	.86^**	^b	^b
11. Number of partners	.81	.82											–	^b	^b
12. Anal sex instances	20.78	52.22												–	.85^**
13. CAI instances	12.11	35.26													–

p < .05,

^**

p < .01.

CAI = condomless anal intercourse; M = mean; SD = standard deviation.

Outness to parents was reverse coded, such that higher scores indicated parents knew less about sexual orientation.

Correlations between risk behaviors and sexual activity items not calculated because risk was only assessed when participants reported sexual activity.