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Table 3 Characteristics of social network participation and communication about SASA!

From: Examining diffusion to understand the how of SASA!, a violence against women and HIV prevention intervention in Uganda

 

Male

Female

 

n/N

(%)

n/N

(%)

Social Network Members Attending SASA! (as reported by participants)

 Partner

280/520

(54%)

50/348

(14%)

 Friend

463/542

(85%)

248/342

(73%)

 Neighbour

444/534

(83%)

282/334

(84%)

 Parent

66/552

(12%)

31/342

(9%)

 Elder

384/559

(69%)

245/332

(74%)

 In-law

65/543

(12%)

30/335

(9%)

 Children

171/550

(31%)

188/349

(54%)

Characteristics of communication with different social network members:

Respondent talked to:

(N = 512)

(N = 289)

 Both sexes

382

(75%)

142

(49%)

 Same sex only

122

(24%)

140

(48%)

 Opposite sex only

8

(2%)

7

(2%)

Who initiated talks about SASA!:

 Network member initiated all talks

117/571

(21%)

96/358

(27%)

 Partner initiated

96/376

(26%)

15/204

(7%)

 Friend initiated

175/470

(37%)

82/246

(33%)

 Neighbour initiated

187/389

(48%)

122/257

(48%)

 Parent initiated

30/61

(49%)

14/32

(44%)

 Elder initiated

180/249

(72%)

108/158

(68%)

 In-law initiated

15/54

(28%)

11/37

(30%)

 Children initiated

4/54

(7%)

38/89

(43%)