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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Feb 13.
Published in final edited form as: Prev Med. 2016 Oct 20;94:1–6. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2016.10.015

Table 1.

Participant characteristics at study enrollment by study arm.

Intervention
Control
Total
n = 736
n = 620
n = 1356
n % n % n %
Agea 21.5 (2.3) 21.5 (2.1) 21.5 (2.2)
Race/ethnicity
 White 365 49.6 304 49.0 669 49.3
 Latina 182 24.7 185 29.8 367 27.1
 Black 108 14.7 98 15.8 206 15.2
 Other 81 11.0 33 5.3 114 8.4
Currently married (n = 1344) 37 5.1 41 6.7 78 5.8
Educational attainment (n = 1347)
 High school or less 522 71.4 453 73.5 975 72.4
 Some college 105 14.4 85 13.8 190 14.1
 College degree 104 14.2 78 12.7 182 13.5
Health insurance type
 Private 226 30.7 185 29.8 411 30.3
 Medicaid/state 199 27.0 165 26.6 364 26.8
 None 277 37.6 238 38.4 515 38.0
 Don't know 34 4.6 32 5.2 66 4.9
Nulliparous (n = 1349) 547 74.7 423 68.6 970 71.9
Primary partner (n = 1335) 588 80.8 498 82.0 1086 81.4
Most effective contraceptive used in past 3 months (n = 1349)
 LARC 30 4.1 27 4.4 57 4.2
 Depo 53 7.3 44 7.1 97 7.2
 Pill, vaginal ring or patch 307 42.1 230 37.2 537 39.8
 Condom 185 25.3 181 29.2 366 27.1
 None 155 21.2 137 22.1 292 21.7
Condom use at last sex (n = 1351) 220 30.0 205 32.2 425 31.5
Dual method use at last sex (n = 1346) 73 10.0 77 12.5 150 11.1
History of any STI (n = 1307) 188 26.4 160 26.9 348 26.6
Provider discussion of condoms (n = 1349) 315 43.0 299 48.5 614 45.5

Notes: LARC (long-acting reversible contraceptive), STI (sexually transmitted infection).

No significant differences by study arm.

a

Mean (SD).