| Divided by Gender | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Indicators | Questionnaire Scores/ Measurement Method of Knowledge, Attitudinal, and Behavioral Indicators | Male N(%) |
Female N(%) |
| Number/percentage of students with good knowledge levels of AIDS to all students | (48-70) | 21(3.9) | 31(3.4) |
| Number / percentage of students with good knowledge levels of condoms to all students | Responding to 5 items (birth control, AIDS, STD, and disposability | 379(71.4) | 443(49) |
| Number/percentage of Students unable to name at least one modern birth control method (except for condom and pills) to all students | Spermicide, tubal ligation, vasectomy, contraceptive injection, IUD | 46(9.9) | 50(5.9) |
| Number /percentage of students who had heard of at least one STD | – | 134(26.2) | 175(19.6) |
| Number /percentage of students who felt greatly threatened by the number of youth exposed to AIDS to all students | (18-25) | 38(7.1) | 59(6.4) |
| Number/percentage of students with good attitude to condoms to all students | (18-25) | 87(16.3) | 314(34.) |
| Number/ percentage of students with good attitude to sexual abstinence to all students | (28-40) | 155(29) | 140(13.1) |
| Number/ percentage of students with good self-efficacy to condoms to all students | (28-40) | 6(1.1) | 83(9.1) |
| Number /percentage of students who didn't know any of STD symptoms in men | Pain, wound, secretion, itching | 175(32.7) | 378(41.1) |
| Number of students who didn't know any of STD symptoms in women to all students | Pain, wound, secretion, itching, bleeding | 230(43) | 295(32.1) |
| Number/percentage of male students who had experienced at least one STD symptom | – | 106(22.2) | 228(27) |
| Number/percentage of students who attempted to treat STDs | – | 7(1.3) | 10(1.2) |
| Number/percentage of female students who believed that the perfect age for females to get married was under 23 | – | – | 348(39.2) |
| Number/percentage of students who felt comfortable talking to their mothers about AIDS to all students | – | 302(59.3) | 297(33.4) |
| Students/ percentage who felt comfortable talking to their mothers about sexual relations and their consequences to all students | – | 356(70.1) | 468(52.2) |
| Students/ percentage who felt comfortable talking to their fathers about AIDS to all students | – | 350(68.9) | 810(90.6) |
| Students/percentage who felt comfortable talking to their fathers about sexual relations and their consequences to all students | – | 305(60.5) | 695(77.9) |
| Number/percentage of students who felt comfortable talking to healthcare providers about birth control methods to all students | – | 191(37.6) | 542(60.9) |
| Number /percentage of students who felt comfortable talking to healthcare providers about AIDS to all students | – | 213(41.7) | 485(53.8) |
| Number /Percentage of students who believed the majority of their single friends have never had sexual relations to all students | – | 157(30.4) | 267(29.5) |
| Number /Percentage of students who believed the majority of their single friends use condoms or other birth control methods during sexual intercourse to all students | – | 154(30.4) | 189(22.4) |
| Number /Percentage of students that think the majority of their friends have had more than one boy/girlfriend in the past 6 months | – | 133(25.7) | 111(12.4) |
| Number / percentage Level of comfort when referring to a physician to talk about sexual matters | – | 424(29.4) | 137(25.7) |
| Treatment of STDs | – | 7(1.3) | 10(1.2) |
| Number / percentage of students referring to birth control clinics or centers to get birth control devices | – | 31(2.3) | |
| Number / percentage of male students who believed that the perfect age for males to get married was under 26 | – | 293(40.6) | – |
| Number / percentage of students who underwent voluntary HIV testing to all students | – | 17(1.2) | |
| Number / percentage of students who had received the HIV test results to all students | – | 7(41.4) | |