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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Place. 2018 Feb 3;50:98–104. doi: 10.1016/j.healthplace.2017.12.009

Table 1.

Characteristics and behaviors of respondents in two South African study sites, 2014

North West (N=43 clusters; 1044 participants)a Mpumalanga (N=27 clusters; 2057 participants)a Chi square test
N (Col. %) N (Col. %) p-value
Demographic Characteristics
Gender
 Men 401 (38.4) 1004 (48.8) p<0.01
 Women 643 (61.6) 1053 (51.2)
Age
 18–29 453 (43.4) 1068 (51.9) p<0.01
 30–39 344 (33.0) 553 (26.9)
 40–49 247 (23.7) 436 (21.2)
Education
 Primary or less 241 (23.1) 500 (24.3) p=0.38
 Some secondary 431 (41.3) 915 (44.5)
 Secondary or more 372 (35.6) 642 (31.2)
Marital status
 Single 675 (64.7) 1221 (59.4) p<0.01
 Married or cohabitating 321 (30.8) 641 (31.2)
 Separated, divorced, widowed 48 (4.6) 195 (9.5)
Food insecurity past 30 days (going to bed hungry)
 No – never 786 (75.3) 1869 (90.9) p<0.01
 Yes – some days 258 (24.7) 188 (9.1)
Behaviors
Heavy drinking
 Men (N=401, 1004) 179 (44.6) 232 (23.1) p<0.01
 Women (N=643, 1053) 95 (14.8) 22 (2.1) p<0.01
HIV testing in past year (among those not previously diagnosed)
 Men (N=372, 767) 158 (42.5) 554 (72.2) p<0.01
 Women (N=555, 978) 344 (62.0) 819 (83.7) p<0.01
Concurrent sexual partners in past three months (among those sexually active)
 Men (N=267, 686) 42 (15.7) 144 (21.0) p=0.08
 Women (N=405, 727) 13 (3.2) 16 (2.2) p=0.34
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Statistics shown represent unweighted data