Men's Multiple Sexual Partnerships in 15 Sub‐Saharan African Countries: Sociodemographic Patterns and Implications

Men's Multiple Sexual Partnerships in 15 Sub‐Saharan African Countries: Sociodemographic Patterns and Implications

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• Studies in Family Planning [ 0039-3665 ] ; 2010-03.

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  • Additional partnerships, Aderanti adepoju, Adolescent girls, African countries, African societies, Agerelated variation, Agricultural land, Annual review, Aors, Behavioral, Behavioral risk, Burkina, Burkina faso, Cambridge university press, Cameroon, Cash economy, Cash income, Certain types, Cohabiting, Concurrent partnerships, Control mechanisms, Countervailing mechanisms, Country level, Current situation, Dummy variables, Economic resources, Elder males, Enumeration areas, Epidemiological studies, Ethiopia, Extramarital, Extramarital partnerships, Family members, Family planning, Faso, Financial resources, Formal schooling, Frederick sparling, Fungible, Ghana, Guinea, Health services, Health surveys, Household heads, Household wealth, Individual property, Informal surveillance, International journal, Joint outcomes, Kenya, Kinship groups, Large number, Lesotho, Little support, Logistic regression models, Macro, Malawi, Male respondents, Mali, Many cases, Many countries, Marital status, Model questionnaire, Modern africa, Monogamously, More trips, Multiple partners, Multiple partnerships, Multiple partnerships increases, Natal family, Niger, Null hypothesis, Null value, Occupational categories, Odds ratios, Omnibus, Omnibus hypothesis tests, Omnibus tests, Other forms, Overall pattern, Overall patterns, Partner reduction, Partnership, Past year, Person household, Point estimates, Polygynous marriage, Positive association, Prevalence, Primary school, Reference category, Reference groups, Regression models, Rural tanzania, Rwanda, Same time, Sampling design, Secondary school, Senegal, Several countries, Sexual behavior, Sexual desires, Sexual intercourse, Sexual partnerships, Short trips, Significant aors, Significant difference, Significant differences, Small number, Social control mechanisms, Social controls, Social determinants, Social epidemiology, Social status, Sociodemographic, Sociodemographic background variables, Sociodemographic correlates, Sociodemographic patterns, Sociodemographic variables, Southern africa, Southern african countries, Statistical model, Subsaharan, Subsaharan africa, Such cases, Such controls, Such partnerships, Sugar daddies, Sugar daddy, Tanzania, Third edition, Total number, Traditional african societies, Travel pattern, Unaids, Unequal probabilities, Unilateral control, Unmarried cohabiting, Urban areas, Urban residence, Village life, Wealth index, West africa, West african countries, Wideranging authority, Zambia.

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