Table 6. Association between sexual and reproductive health outcomes and CSE coverage according to the IPPF framework.^A Mexico 2014.

	OR [95% CI]B	P value
Gender
Gender-equitable attitudes	1.00 [0.75,1.34]	0.982
Sexual and reproductive health and HIV
Recognize at least 3 out of five effective contraceptives	4.10 [2.93,5.75]	<0.001
Have correct knowledge on more than half of the topics about sexual and reproductive health	1.67 [1.29,2.16]	<0.001
Know that condoms can only be used once	1.72 [1.40,2.12]	<0.001
Have positive attitudes towards condoms	1.45 [1.17,1.81]	<0.001
Sexual rights and sexual citizenship
Know at least half their sexual and reproductive health rights	1.13 [0.96,1.32]	0.132
Sought sexual and reproductive health counseling	2.17 [1.91,2.46]	<0.001
Pleasure
Have positive attitudes towards sexuality	1.19 [1.02,1.38]	0.026
Have positive attitudes towards pleasure	1.05 [0.80,1.39]	0.698
Violence
Suffered family violence during the last year	0.95 [0.79,1.15]	0.607
Suffered dating violence during the last year	0.94 [0.76,1.16]	0.556
Suffered sexual abuse (in their lifetime)	1.00 [0.76,1.31]	0.989
Suffered bullying at school over the last year	0.84 [0.70,1.01]	0.061
Diversity
During the last year, suffered bullying because of:
The color of their skin, a disability, or religion	0.80 [0.67,0.96]	0.015
The way they express their gender	0.82 [0.66,1.02]	0.079
Homophobic bullying	0.89 [0.73,1.07]	0.202
Relationships
Make more than half of the decisions in their relationship	1.14 [0.60,2.17]	0.689
Can talk about using condoms with their partner	1.02 [0.88,1.19]	0.786
Can say they don't want to have sex unless their partner uses a condom	1.16 [0.99,1.37]	0.072
Say they could convince their partner to use condoms	1.20 [1.05,1.36]	0.008
Negotiated condom use in their first sexual encounter	1.08 [0.92,1.28]	0.338

A: IPPF. IPPF Framework for Comprehensive Sexuality Education. 2010.

B: Adjusted for age and sex.