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Table 2 Comparing SRPS scores from cognitive interviews with scores from the 12-month AYAZAZI questionnaire

From: “I feel like it is asking if he is a stalker … but I also feel like it is asking if he cares”: exploring young South African women and men’s perceptions of the Sexual Relationship Power Scale

Young women

Cognitive Interview Participant (n = 21)

All AYAZAZI young women with 12-month SRPS scores (n = 163)

P-value

SRPS mean score, SD, 95%CI

3.03 (0.55): 2.78–3.28

2.77 (0.24): 2.74–2.81

0.04

Young men

Cognitive Interview Participant (n = 17)

All AYAZAZI young men with 12-month SRPS scores (n = 73)

 

SRPS mean score, SD, 95%CI

2.62 (0.37): 2.43–2.81

2.80 (0.33): 2.72–2.88

0.08

Young women

Cognitive Interview Participant (n = 21)

All Cognitive Interview young women with 12-month SRPS scores (n = 18)

 

SRPS mean score, SD, 95%CI

3.03 (0.55): 2.78–3.28

2.71 (0.22): 2.60–2.81

0.02

Young men

Cognitive Interview Participant (n = 17)

All Cognitive Interview young men with 12-month SRPS scores (n = 7)

 

SRPS mean score, SD, 95%CI

2.62 (0.37): 2.43–2.81

2.92 (0.31): 2.64–3.21

0.06

  1. Cognitive Interviews took place from October 2019 to March 2021 and 12-month survey took place from October 2015–March 2017
  2. N = 38; CI Confidence Interval, SD Standard Deviation, SRPS Sexual Relationship Power Scale Scores
  3. p-value calculated using two-sample t test with unequal variances to account for differences in sample sizes between the groups