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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2020 Jul;24(7):2220–2226. doi: 10.1007/s10461-020-02809-1

Table 2.

ISUM participants pre-and post-trial confidence skills to judge and manage HIV-self test associated violence

N Very easy
N (%)
Fairly easy
N (%)
Fairly hard
N (%)
Very hard
N (%)

Baseline: How hard or easy it would be for you to …
• Judge whether a sexual partner could become violent over taking a rapid HIV test 295 87 (30%) 119 (40%) 78 (26%) 11 (4%)
• Avoid violent situations that might arise over taking a rapid home HIV test 299 139 (47%) 130 (44%) 26 (9%) 4 (1%)
• Handle a violent situation that occurred as a result of using or proposing to use a rapid home HIV test 299 114 (38%) 145 (49%) 38 (13%) 2 (1%)

Follow-up: How hard or easy it was for you to do each of the following things during the past three months:
N Very easy
N (%)
Fairly easy
N (%)
Fairly hard
N (%)
Very hard
N (%)
N/A1
N (%)
• Judge whether a sexual partner could become violent over taking a rapid HIV test 128 39 (31%) 45 (35%) 20 (16%) 7 (6%) 17 (13%)
• Avoid violent situations that might arise over taking a rapid home HIV test 128 37 (29%) 31 (24%) 9 (7%) 0 (0%) 51 (40%)
• Handle a violent situation that occurred as a result of using or proposing to use a rapid home HIV test 127 30 (24%) 25 (20%) 6 (5%) 1 (1%) 65 (51%)
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Not applicable, e.g., “I never did it.”