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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr Adolesc Gynecol. 2020 Dec 1;34(3):355–361. doi: 10.1016/j.jpag.2020.11.022

Table 1.

Participant Characteristics at Study Enrollment by Intervention Group

Intervention Control Total
n=733 n=617 n=1,350
n % n % n %
Age Group
 Teen (age 18–19) 555 75.7 487 78.9 1042 77.2
 Young adult (age 20–25) 178 24.3 130 21.1 308 22.8
Race/ethnicity
 White 364 49.7 304 49.3 668 49.5
 Latina 181 24.7 184 29.8 365 24.7
 Black 107 14.6 96 15.6 203 15.0
 Other 81 11.1 33 5.4 114 8.4
Educational attainment (n=1341)
 High school or less 520 71.4 450 73.4 970 72.3
 Some college 104 14.3 85 13.9 189 14.1
 College degree 104 14.3 78 12.7 182 13.6
Health insurance type
 Private 226 30.8 185 30.0 411 30.4
 Medicaid/State 198 27.0 163 26.4 361 26.7
 None 276 37.7 238 38.6 514 38.1
 Don’t know 33 4.5 31 5.0 65 4.7
Nulliparous (n=1348) 547 74.7 423 68.7 970 72.0
Condom use at last sex (n=1345) 219 30.0 203 33.1 422 31.4
Any unprotected sex (past 3 months; n=1344) 463 63.7 406 65.8 869 64.7
New partner (past 3 months; n=1346) 171 23.4 129 21.0 300 22.3
Multiple partners 160 21.8 123 19.9 283 21.0
Perception of STI Risk (n=1345)
 Very Likely 7 1.0 9 1.5 16 1.2
 Likely 34 4.7 27 4.4 61 4.5
 Unlikely 256 35.1 197 32.0 453 33.7
 Very unlikely 433 59.3 382 62.1 815 60.6
History of CT/GC
 Yes 106 14.5 98 15.9 204 15.1
 No 604 82.4 494 80.1 1098 81.3
 Unknown 23 3.1 25 4.1 48 3.6
History of any STI
 Yes 174 23.7 144 23.3 318 23.6
 No 522 71.2 432 70.0 954 70.7
 Unknown 37 5.1 41 6.7 78 5.8
History of PID
 Yes 24 3.3 16 2.6 40 3.0
 No 696 95.0 581 94.2 1277 94.6
 Don’t know 13 1.8 20 3.2 33 2.4
Practice setting
 Family Planning 452 61.7 342 55.4 794 58.8
 Abortion 281 38.3 275 44.6 556 41.2
IUD use initiated within first 6 mo 104 14.2 90 14.6 194 14.4

GC/CT: N gonorrhoeae or C trachomatis, PID: pelvic inflammatory disease. No significant differences were identified by study arm.