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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ann Epidemiol. 2019 Jan 26;32:20–27. doi: 10.1016/j.annepidem.2019.01.010

Table 3.

Hazard ratios (and 95% confidence intervals) for the association of perceived stress and incident STI (n=2,439).

Model 1: Unadjusted Total Stress Association Model 2: Adjusted Total Stress Association Model 3: Adjusted Direct Stress Association
Perceived Stress Scale, past 3 months
 Continuous (0 to 40) 1.019 (1.009, 1.029) 1.015 (1.005, 1.026) 1.003 (0.990, 1.016)
Education
 > high school degree 1.00 1.00
 ≦High school degree 1.456 (1.195, 1.773) 1.460 (1.153, 1.848)
Monthly Income
 < $500 1.00 1.00
 $500 to $800 1.021 (0.844, 1.235) 0.920 (0.724, 1.169)
 $800 to $3000 0.795 (0.635, 0.968) 0.730 (0.572, 0.931)
 > $3000 0.637 (0.435, 0.934) 0.778 (0.507, 1.195)
Race*
 Black 1.00 1.00
 White 0.354 (0.266, 0.473) 0.416 (0.295, 0.585)
Age (years) 0.990 (0.979, 1.002) 0.997 (0.982, 1.012)
Marital status
 Not Married 1.00 1.00
 Married 0.745 (0.576, 0.964) 0.795 (0.584, 1.073)
Nugent Score
 Low (0 to 3) 1.00
 Intermediate (4 to 6) 1.595 (1.230, 2.068)
 High (7 to 10) 1.612 (1.280, 2.029)
Condom Use, past 3 months
 Always 1.00
 Most of the time 0.996 (0.712, 1.393)
 Half the time 1.443 (0.969, 2.148)
 Seldom 1.138 (0.747, 1.735)
 Never 0.949 (0.748, 1.202)
Number of Sex Partners, past 3 months
 0–1 1.00
 ≥2 1.295 (0.900, 1.865)
Partner Concurrence
 No concurrence 1.00
 Unlikely concurrence 1.490 (1.186, 1.872)
 Possibly concurrent 1.709 (1.176, 2.483)
 Definitely concurrent 1.911 (1.325, 2.756)
*

Terms for other racial groups not reported due to insufficient sample size in each group (n<20).

Note: Bold indicates statistically significant hazard ratio at P<.05.