Replication Data for: Inequities in consistent condom use among sexually experienced undergraduates in mainland China: implications for planning interventions

Table 1 Variables in Model of consistent condom use Variables in Model Variables in data set of this study Name Definition Dependent Variable Consistent condom use (Y) Consistent Inconsistent=0, Consistent=1 Predisposing factors Gender (X1) Gender Female=0, Male=1 Grade (X2) Grade 0=Low (Freshman or Sophomore) 1=High (Junior or Senior) Residential area (X3) area 0=Rural, 1=Urban Major (X4) Major Non-medical=0, Medical=1 Father's education (X5) Father 0=Low ( High school and below), 1=High (College and above) Mother's education (X6) Mother 0=Low ( High school and below), 1=High (College and above) Parents' marital status (X7) marriage 0=Stable, 1=Unstable Sexual Orientation (X8) Orientation Heterosexual Men=1, Heterosexual Women=2 Non-Heterosexual Men=3, Non-Heterosexual Women=4 Beliefs about condom use (X9) beliefs 0=Incorrect, 1=Incorrect, Enabling factors Monthly living expenditure (Yuan RMB& ) (X10) expenditure 1000 =0, ≥1000 =1 Self-efficacy of condom use (X11) (Range= 0-8) efficacy 0=Low (<8) , 1=High (=8) Knowledge of local volunteer organization (X12) organization 0=No, 1=Yes Awareness of the national  AIDS policy (X13) 0=Unaware 0=Unaware, 1=Aware Table 1. Continued Variables in Model Variables in data set of this study Name Definition Need factors Age at first sex (Years) (X14) debut 0=Early, 1=Late The number of sexual partners in the last six months (X15) number 0=Multiple, 1=Single Partner types (X16) type 0=Casual, 1=Regular Risk perception (X17) perception 1=No, 2=Not sure, 3=Low, 4=Moderate, 5=High