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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Educ Prev. 2019 Aug;31(4):380–393. doi: 10.1521/aeap.2019.31.4.380

Table 1.

Participant Characteristics, HIV Care Indicators, and Alcohol Use Characteristics in the Sample1

Variables Total (n=586) Sex
HIV Risk Exposure Group
Females (n=245) Males (n=341) Heterosexual (n=117) MSM (n=54) PID (n=415)
HIV Risk Exposure Groups
  Heterosexual, percent (n)  20.0% (117)  39.2% (96)  6.2% (21)
  MSM, percent (n)  9.2% (54)  0.0% (0)  15.8% (54)
  PID, percent (n)  70.8% (415)  60.8% (149)  78.0% (266)
Participant Characteristics
 Demographics
  Age, mean  34.8  33.9  35.5  33.3  32.9  35.5
  Married, percent (n)  19.8% (116)  24.5% (60)  16.4% (56)  24.8% (29)  0% (0)  21% (87)
  Male, percent (n)  58.2% (341)  17.9% (21)  100% (54)  64.1% (266)
  Education, percent (n)
   Completed middle school  9.4% (55)  8.2% (20)  10.3% (35)  4.3% (5)  1.9% (1)  11.8% (49)
   Completed high school  32.9% (193)  29.4% (72)  35.5% (121)  27.4% (32)  29.6% (16)  34.9% (145)
   Completed technical school  33.6% (197)  35.5% (87)  32.3% (110)  26.5% (31)  13.0% (7)  38.3% (159)
   Had some university  8.4% (49)  9.4% (23)  7.6% (26)  7.7% (9)  14.8% (8)  7.7% (32)
   Completed university  15.7% (92)  17.6% (43)  14.4% (49)  34.2% (40)  40.7% (22)  7.2% (30)
  Presently in school, percent  5.0% (29)  6.9% (17)  3.5% (12)  8.5% (10)  9.3% (5)  3.4% (14)
  Presently employed, percent  65.7% (385)  55.9% (137)  72.7% (248)  69.2% (81)  90.7% (49)  61.4% (255)
  Living in a stable place, percent  94.7% (555)  97.6% (239)  92.7% (316)  94.9% (111)  94.4% (51)  94.7% (393)
 Sexual orientation, percent (n)
  Exclusively or primarily heterosexual  86.0% (504)  89.8% (220)  83.3% (284)  94.9% (111)  1.9% (1)  94.5% (392)
  Bisexual  6.1% (36)  9.0% (22)  4.1% (14)  5.1% (6)  22.2% (12)  4.3% (18)
  Exclusively or primarily homosexual  7.9% (46)  1.2% (3)  12.6% (43)  0% (0)  75.9% (41)  1.2% (5)
 Psychosocial Wellbeing Scales
  State-Trait Anxiety Inventory (STAI), mean  37.20  37.14  37.25  34.54  38.33  37.81
  Social Provisions Scale (SPS), mean  82.51  83.88  81.52  85.06  82.56  81.78
  Beck Hopelessness Scale (BHS), mean  4.72  4.36  4.97  3.67  4.72  5.01
HIV Care Indicators
 Engaged in HIV care, percent (n/n)  80.7% (465/576)  83.5% (202/242)  78.7% (263/334)  90.4% (104/115)  86.8% (46/53)  77.2% (315/408)
 Achieved undetectable HIV viral load, percent (n/n)  50.0% (289/577)  55.4% (133/240)  46.3% (156/337)  54.3% (63/116)  54.7% (29/53)  48.3% (197/408)
Alcohol Use Characteristics
 Any alcohol use either in the past or typical week, percent (n)  53.2% (312)  45.3% (111)  58.9% (201)  47% (55)  74.1% (40)  52.3% (217)
  Among alcohol users, mean number of alcohol drinks past week  10.1  5.7  12.5  1.79  7.48  6.09
  Among alcohol users, mean number of binge drinking days past week  .72  .46  .87  0.25  0.7  0.84
  Alcohol users who report 1 or more binge days past week, percent (n)  27.9% (87)  21.6% (24)  31.3% (63)  6.8% (8)  22.2% (12)  16.1% (67)
Drugs Use Characteristics
 Use of any illicit drugs, past month, percent (n)  29.7% (174)  20.8% (51)  36.1% (123)  9.4% (11)  14.8% (8)  37.3% (155)
 Any drug injection, past month, percent (n)  19.5% (114)  14.7% (36)  22.9% (78)  0% (0)  0% (0)  27.5% (114)
Sexual HIV Transmission Risk Indicator
 Condomless intercourse with a nonmain partner, past 3 months, percent (n/n)  9.2% (53/575)  6.0% (14/235)  11.5% (39/340)  3.5% (4/114)  20.8% (11/53)  9.3% (38/408)
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Sample sizes vary slightly due to a small number of cases with missing data for several variables.