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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Prev Sci. 2022 May 7;23(8):1438–1447. doi: 10.1007/s11121-022-01372-6

Table 1.

Descriptive Characteristics of a Sample of Men Living with HIV Reporting HIV-Negative Male Sexual Partners (N = 965)

Between Persons/Person-Level M (SD) %
Age [range: 19–71] 38.99 (10.85) --
Race/ethnicity
 White -- 63%
 Black -- 19%
 Latinx -- 18%
Education
 High school or less -- 11%
 Some college -- 31%
 Associate’s/technical degree or some college -- 11%
 College or graduate degree -- 48%
Employed full-time -- 53%
Income [range: 1–8] 3.33 (1.80) --
City size [range: 1–6] 4.94 (1.46) --
Years living with HIV [range: 0–32] 8.62 (8.00) --
HIV knowledge [range: 0–1] 0.91 (0.14) --
Undetectable viral load -- 81%
HIV stigma (3 months) [range: 1–4] 2.62 (0.69) --
Within Persons/Time-Varying M (SD) % ICC
Asked a partner about PrEP (outcome)a -- 62% .64
Frequency of heavy alcohol use before/during sexa [range: 0–6] 0.61 (1.37) -- .53
Stimulant use before/during sexa -- 33% .84
Other drug use before/during sexa -- 65% .76
Number of male sexual partnersa [range: 1–29] 6.29 (6.36) -- .68
Engagement in group sexa -- 37% .66
Personal responsibility [range: 1–5] 3.56 (0.93) -- .72
Antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence -- 78% .63
Disclosure to all recent partnersa -- 54% .67
Disclosure self-efficacy [range: 0–4] 2.60 (1.13) -- .77

Notes. Between-persons factors were assessed at baseline unless otherwise indicated.

a

During the past 3 months.