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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 May 4.
Published in final edited form as: J Adolesc Health. 2013 Nov 19;54(3):312–318.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2013.09.008

Table 2.

Sample characteristics and proportion self-reporting sexually transmitted infection

Characteristica Participants, n (%)b Self-reported sexually transmitted infection,c n (%) Unadjusted odds ratiod (95% confidence interval)
Biological sex
 Male 6,657 (47.0) 845 (12.3) Referent
 Female 7,505 (53.0) 2,096 (27.8) 2.76 (2.44–3.12)
Age .95 (.90–.99)
Race/ethnicity
 White 7,675 (54.2) 1,288 (16.9) Referent
 African-American 2,940 (20.8) 1,015 (33.8) 2.50 (2.18–2.88)
 Hispanic/Latino 2,252 (15.9) 425 (20.0) 1.23 (.98–1.54)
 Other 1,287 (9.1) 211 (18.3) 1.10 (.75–1.62)
Parent’s educatione
 Less than high school completed 2,015 (16.6) 423 (20.9) 1.10 (.83–1.46)
 High school graduate or equivalent 3,571 (29.3) 729 (20.7) 1.08 (.94–1.26)
 More than high school 6,589 (54.1) 1,388 (19.4) Referent
Parent’s marital statuse
 Married 8,826 (72.1) 1,662 (18.2) .68 (.58–.79)
 Not marriedf 3,409 (27.9) 887 (24.7) Referent
a

Reported at Wave I.

b

Percentages may not total 100 based on rounding.

c

Reported at Wave IV.

d

Number of participants varies because of missing cases for the variables included in the bivariate analysis.

e

Based on parent questionnaire.

f

Parent is single, never married, widowed, divorced, or separated.