Table 5.
Wavea | N | Trajectory class: wald (df = 2) |
Multiple partners |
Single partners |
Exclusive relationship |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 802 | 19.50*** | 5.13*** | 2.59** | 1.29 |
2 | 843 | 23.63*** | 5.66*** | 2.29* | 2.02*** |
3 | 908 | 34.29*** | 6.46*** | 2.37** | 1.22 |
4 | 913 | 30.12*** | 5.74*** | 2.37** | 0.95 |
5 | 893 | 32.94*** | 5.03*** | 1.64* | 0.85 |
6 | 884 | 42.39*** | 7.55*** | 2.35*** | 0.98 |
7 | 908 | 30.46*** | 4.50*** | 1.67* | 0.72* |
8 | 861 | 13.51*** | 2.89*** | 1.60* | 0.67* |
9 | 878 | 8.61*** | 2.19** | 1.60* | 0.70* |
10 | 928 | 32.14*** | 5.02*** | 2.14*** | 1.77** |
Analyses for each wave only included those who reported at least one sexual partner; thus, the sample size (N) and precise sample composition vary by wave. Reference categories are (1) Rare sex partners and (2) some non-exclusivity. Df = degrees of freedom. The following demographic variables were also included as covariates in these analyses: biological sex, ethnicity, family income, and mother and father’s highest education.
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