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Socio-demographic characteristics of the sample students.

Variables n %
Gender
Male 2,424 49.1
Female 2,514 50.9
Type of area of residence
Rural 2,188 44.5
Urban 2,731 55.5
Success at school
Excellent 1,480 30.1
Very good 2,048 41.7
Good 1,232 25.1
Satisfactory 105 2.1
Unsatisfactory 51 1.0
Socio-economic status
Good 2,398 49.4
Average 2,308 47.5
Poor 153 3.1
Level of mother’s education
Elementary 707 14.5
High school 2,773 57.0
University 1,329 27.3
No mother present 56 1.2
Level of father’s education
Elementary 667 13.7
High school 2,882 59.2
University 1,174 24.1
No father present 139 3.0

Gender differences in unwanted sexual intercourse among students.

Variables Male
Female
Total
Unwanted sexual intercourse n % n % n %
Never 556 74.9 285 77.4 841 75.8
Once 95 12.8 51 13.8 146 13.1
Multiple times 91 12.3 32 8.8 123 11.1
Total 742 100.0 368 100.0 1,110 100.0

Average score on the general self-efficacy scale among male students before and after implementation of the programme.

n Min Max Mean self-efficacy score SD t p
Before implementation 1,765 10 40 32.68 5.0 -0.920 0.358
After implementation 1,473 10 40 32.75 5.0

Average score on the general self-efficacy scale among students before and after implementation of the programme.

n Min Max Mean self-efficacy score SD t p
Before implementation 3,742 10 40 32.32 5.0 -2.737 0.006
After implementation 3,304 10 40 32.67 5.0

Association between socio-demographic variables and unwanted sexual intercourse among secondary-school students.

Variables OR 95%CI p
Gender
Male 1.19 0.86–1.65 0.271
Female 1
Type of area of residence
Rural 1.11 0.82–1.51 0.462
Urban 1
Father’s education
Elementary 1.42 0.92–2.21 0.111
Secondary/university 1
Mother’s education
Elementary 1.05 0.66–1.65 0.830
Secondary/university 1
Socio-economic status
Poor 2.01 1.07–3.75 0.028
Good/average 1
Success at school
Excellent/very good 0.81 0.66–1.09 0.176
Good/satisfactory, unsatisfactory 1

Average score on the general self-efficacy scale among female students before and after implementation of the programme.

n Min Max Mean self-efficacy score SD t p
Before implementation 1,977 10 40 31.97 4.8 -3.100 0.002
After implementation 1,831 10 40 32.45 4.8

Gender differences in reasons for engaging in unwanted sexual intercourse among secondary-school students.

Variables Male
Female
Total
Reason for consent to unwanted sexual intercourse n % n % n %
Desire to please my partner 114 61.6 51 60.7 165 61.3
Partner pressure 12 6.5 12 14.3 24 8.9
Partner spent a lot of money on going out 5 2.8 5 5.9 10 3.7
Partner offered me money or a gift in return 8 4.3 1 1.2 9 3.3
Influence of alcohol 23 12.4 7 8.4 30 11.2
Other 23 12.4 8 9.5 31 11.6
Total 185 100.0 84 100.0 269 100.0

Average score on the general self-efficacy scale between genders.

Variables n Min Max Mean self-efficacy score SD t p
Male 1,765 10 40 32.68 5.2 4,326 0.000
Female 1,977 10 40 31.97 5.8

Average score on the self-efficacy scale and unwanted sexual intercourse among students.

Variables n Mean self-efficacy score SD t p
Unwanted sexual intercourse
no 609 33.44 4.96 2,903 0.004
yes 269 31.79 7.50
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Medicine, Clinical Medicine, Hygiene and Environmental Medicine