Table 3.
Attitude score of condom use among respondents at MAPtC in southwest Ethiopia.
| Questions | Strongly disagree | Disagree | Not sure | Agree | Strongly agree |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Condoms are an effective method of preventing pregnancy | 68 (15%) | 37 (8.2%) | 125 (27.6%) | 108 (23.8%) | 115 (25.4%) |
| It is embarrassing for me to ask my partner to use a condom | 87 (19.2%) | 57 (12.6%) | 111 (24.5%) | 98 (21.6%) | 100 (22.1%) |
| Condoms are suitable for casual sex | 66 (14.6%) | 30 (6.6%) | 120 (26.5%) | 105 (23.2%) | 132 (29.1%) |
| Condoms are suitable for steady relationships | 73 (16.7%) | 60 (13.2%) | 138 (30.5%) | 85 (18.8%) | 97 (21.4%) |
| It would be too embarrassing for me to buy or obtain condoms | 99 (21.9%) | 52 (11.5%) | 119 (26.3%) | 70 (15.5%) | 113 (24.9%) |
| Condoms reduce sexual pleasure | 76 (16.8%) | 31 (6.8%) | 155 (34.2%) | 104 (23%) | 87 (19.2%) |
| I feel protected while using a condom | 82 (18.1%) | 33 (7.3%) | 126 (27.8%) | 110 (24.3%) | 102 (22.5%) |
| Condoms are too expensive to buy | 101 (22.3%) | 60 (13.2%) | 133 (29.4%) | 83 (18.3%) | 76 (16.8%) |
| Condoms affect the mood in a negative way | 102 (22.5%) | 44 (9.7%) | 160 (35.3%) | 91 (20.1%) | 56 (12.4%) |
| It is hard to tell my partner to use a condom if he/she does not want to use it | 103 (22.7%) | 69 (15.2%) | 121 (26.7%) | 89 (19.6%) | 71 (15.7%) |