Can follow-up study questions about correct and consistent condom use reduce respondent over-reporting among groups at high risk? An analysis of datasets from six countries

Table 2 Paired T-test results for surveys that include both follow-up questions for respondents initially reporting consistent condom use

Respondent group*	Considered consistent condom user on basis of initial response	Considered consistent condom user after both follow-up questions	% difference	SE	Sig (2-tailed)
	%	%
Dominican Republic-new clients	44.6	35.7	-8.8	0.010	p < .001
Dominican Republic-fixed clients	42.5	32.9	-9.6	0.010	p < .001
Dominican Republic-trusted clients	16.3	12.0	-4.3	0.007	p < .001
El Salvador (all clients)	89.2	71.6	- 17.6	0.016	p < .001
Guatemala (all clients)	57.1	51.3	- 5.8	0.013	p < .001
Honduras (all clients)	84.1	65.1	- 19.0	0.017	p < .001
Nicaragua (all clients)	81.3	65.3	- 16.0	0.016	p < .001
Panama (all clients)	81.1	57.9	- 23.2	0.019	p < .001

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