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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 6.
Published in final edited form as: Behav Med. 2019 Apr-Jun;45(2):143–152. doi: 10.1080/08964289.2019.1585325

Table 2.

Bivariate associations between cluster membership and medical mistrust.

Continuous items Cluster 1 (n = 26) M (SD) Cluster 2 (n = 17) M (SD) t P
Age (in years) 35.81 (10.93) 34.41 (14.95) −0.35 0.725
I have received enough education or counseling about PrEP 9.35 (2.06) 4.53 (3.83) 5.4 <0.001
Doctors don’t want to treat people like me 0.65 (1.81) 4.47 (3.28) −4.4 <0.001
I have had positive interactions with the staff at my doctor’s office or clinic 9.58 (1.79) 6.35 (2.94) 3.6 0.001
I know where to get PrEP in a gender affirming environment 9.00 (2.32) 5.41 (4.14) 3.5 0.003
PrEP is safe and effective for trans women to use 9.77 (0.65) 7.59 (2.75) 3.0 0.008
I don’t want to talk with my doctor about my sex life 1.31 (2.89) 4.18 (3.48) −3.3 0.002
I am afraid I would feel judged by the doctor and other people who work in a doctor’s office 0.77 (2.82) 3.53 (3.49) −3.2 0.003
My provider has referred to me as a man 1.42 (2.99) 4.28 (3.69) −2.8 0.007
I actively seek out information on my health 9.54 (1.14) 8.29 (2.49) 2.4 0.032
I worry that other doctors or health care providers will think I’m HIV positive if I’m taking PrEP 0.62 (1.89) 2.59 (2.78) −2.8 0.009
I don’t get what I need from my doctor because I am not assertive enough 1.58 (3.15) 4.76 (3.07) −2.5 0.030
I feel my doctor accepts and supports me completely 8.81 (3.15) 6.06 (3.09) 2.4 0.007
I feel my doctor listens to me and does not rush me 8.92 (2.77) 5.94 (3.30) 3.3 0.002
PrEP sounds “too good to be true” 3.60 (2.19) 1.92 (2.97) 2.1 0.048
Intent to use PrEP 7.41 (3.39) 6.75 (2.88) 0.63 0.543
PrEP Knowledge 6.47 (1.45) 6.46 (0.94) 0.02 0.982
Categorical PrEP items Cluster 1 % (n) Cluster 2 % (n) χ2 P
Have you heard about PrEP from a doctor or health care provider? (yes) 77 (24) 23 (7) 13.4 <0.001
Have you ever used PrEP? (yes) 35 (9) 18 (2) 2.8 0.091