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Accepting attitudes toward HIV• Percentage of respondents who said they are willing to care for a relative who is sick with AIDSin their own households• Percentage of respondents who said they are willing to buy vegetables from a vendor with HIV• Percentage of respondents who said they are willing to allow a female teacher with HIV, but whois not sick, to teach• Percentage of respondents who would not want to keep the HIV-positive status of a familymember secretProgram coverage• Ever tested for HIV: Percentage of respondents age 15-49 who ever had an HIV testSexual behavior among young people• Sexual debut: Percentage of respondents age 15-24 who had sex before age 15• Primary abstinence:1. Percentage of never-married respondents aged 15-24 who have ever had sex2. Percentage of respondents age 15-24 who have never had sex• Secondary abstinence: Percentage of respondents age 15-24 who ever had sex but did not havesex in the past 12 monthsSexual behavior among respondents age 15-49 who had sex in the last 12 months• Percentage of respondents by their number of sexual partners in the last 12 months (1, 2, 3+)• Percentage of respondents who had multiple sexual partners (2+)• Non-spousal sex: Percentage of respondents who engaged in sex with a non-marital, noncohabitingpartner in the last 12 months, among those who had sex in the last 12 months• Condom use at last sex: Percentage of respondents who used a condom at last sex, among thosewho had sex in the last 12 months• Condom use with last non-spousal sex partner in the last 12 months: Percentage of respondentswho used a condom during the last non-spousal sex, among those who had sex with a non-spousalpartner in the last 12 months• Consistent condom use: Percentage of respondents who used condoms with each sexual partner inthe last 12 months (checked for up to three partners)We also examined reported prevalence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or STIsymptoms, including abnormal genital discharge or genital sore or ulcer in the last 12 months, amongthose who have ever had sex.4
2.3. Statistical AnalysisWe compared the figures obtained in 2005 and 2010 surveys using t-tests to assess whether therewere significant changes during the five-year period. Temporal changes in indicators were consideredsignificant at a p-value of
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