Table 4.

Effects of increased self-efficacy, knowledge, and attitude on condom use in establishments with a mandatory condom use policy vs. establishments with no condom use policy

	Establishments with no condom use policy	Establishments with condom use policy	% difference
(1) Effect of a 10% increase in condom use knowledge
Control	6.57	7.28	10.81
Peer	6.82	7.95	16.57
Managerial	7.19	8.46	17.66
Combined peer + managerial	7.87	9.42	19.70
(2) Effect of a 10% increase in condom use attitudes
Control	6.82	7.52	10.26
Peer	7.07	8.19	15.84
Managerial	7.44	8.71	17.07
Combined peer + managerial	8.11	9.67	19.24
(3) Effect of a 10% increase in self-efficacy
Control	6.63	7.34	10.71
Peer	6.88	8.01	16.42
Managerial	7.25	8.52	17.52
Combined peer + managerial	7.93	9.48	19.55

Expected values were estimated from the hierarchical linear models, and computed separately for three scenarios. We assume a hypothetical increase of 10% in (1) knowledge, (2) attitudes and (3) self-efficacy