Table 2.

Associations of General Stress, Minority Stress, and Intraminority Gay Community Stress With Frequency of HIV-Risk Behaviors (n = 937)

	B	Exp β	95% CI
Demographics
Age	−0.01	0.99	[0.98, 1.01]
Racea
Native American	0.44	1.55	[0.80, 3.03]
Asian	−1.74	0.18***	[0.07, 0.41]
Black	−0.33	0.72	[0.50, 1.02]
Multiracial/Other	0.07	1.07	[0.83, 1.40]
Income ≥ $30,000/yearb	−0.12	0.89	[0.70, 1.12]
Education ≥ 4-year college degreec	0.55	1.73***	[1.38, 2.16]
Gay identityd	−0.91	0.40***	[0.31, 0.52]
HIV-positive statuse	2.95	19.17***	[14.31, 25.68]
Singlef	0.24	1.27*	[1.01, 1.58]
General life stress
Perceived general stress	0.04	1.05***	[1.03, 1.06]
Minority stress
Heterosexist discrimination	0.01	1.01	[0.99, 1.04]
Rejection sensitivity	0.03	1.04***	[1.02, 1.05]
Internalized homophobia	0.04	1.04***	[1.02, 1.06]
Sexual orientation concealment	−0.11	0.89***	[0.87, 0.92]
Intraminority gay community stress
Gay community stress	0.19	1.20*	[1.04, 1.39]

^aReference group is white participants.

^bReference group is participants earning less than $30,000/year.

^cReference group is participants without a 4-year college degree.

^dReference group is participants who identify as bisexual.

^eReference group is participants reporting an HIV-positive status.

^fReference group are participants who are partnered.

*p < .05; ***p < .001.