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Table 2 Awareness of HIV/AIDS-related knowledge among male and female students (n = 1602)

From: Factors associated with risk sexual behaviours of HIV/STDs infection among university students in Henan, China: a cross-sectional study

Statements

Total (%)

Male (%)

Female (%)

χ2

P

1. Do you think of HIV/AIDS as an incurable infection (yes)

1310 (81.8)

1138 (83.2)

172 (73.5)

12.569

< 0.001

2. Do you agree that the main mode of transmission is male homosexual sex, followed by heterosexual sex when the HIV epidemic is growing rapidly among young students in China (yes)

1023 (63.9)

873 (63.8)

150 (64.1)

0.007

0.933

3. Can you tell if someone is infected with HIV/AIDS by their appearance (no)

1390 (86.8)

1191 (87.1)

199 (85.0)

0.709

0.400

4. Do you think it of getting HIV/AIDS from daily living and study contact (no)

1351 (84.3)

1159 (84.7) 192 (82.1)

 

1.079

0.299

5. Do you agree that the risk of contracting and transmitting HIV/AIDS can be reduced by consistent and correct condom use (yes)

1482 (92.5)

1284 (93.9)

198 (84.6)

24.642

< 0.001

6. Does the use of new drugs (e.g., methamphetamine, ecstasy, ketamine, etc.) increase the risk of HIV infection (yes)

1381 (86.2)

1197 (87.5)

184 (78.6)

13.212

< 0.001

7. Should you seek HIV testing and counselling after high risk behaviours (needle sharing/unsafe sex, etc.) (yes)

1497 (93.4)

1291 (94.4)

206 (88.0)

13.102

< 0.001

8. Are the rights of people living with HIV to marry/employ/enroll in school protected by our laws (yes)

1296 (80.9)

1129 (82.5)

167 (71.4)

16.110

< 0.001

9. Do you agree that you need to use condoms even if you have sex with someone you know (yes)

1381 (86.2)

1178 (86.1)

203 (86.8)

0.069

0.793