Table 2: Risk attitude distribution according to gender

	Male Students		Female Students		Total Students		P value
	No	%	No	%	No	%
A. Number of partners in the previous three months
0	108	31.3	95	27.9	203	29.6	0,5968
1	160	46.4	223	65.6	383	55.9	<0,0001
≥2	77	22.3	22	6.5	99	14.5	0,0942
Total	345	100	340	100	685	100
B. Condoms use
In all sexual encounters	212	61.4	164	48.2	376	54.9	<0.0001
In some sexual encounters	119	34.5	143	42.1	262	38.2	0.2084
Do not use condoms	14	4.1	33	9.7	47	6.9	0.5182
Total	345	100	340	100	685	100
C. Use Condom with
Occasional partner	65	18.8	80	23.5	145	21.2	0.4924
Regular partner	57	16.5	138	40.6	195	28.4	<0.0001
All partners	223	64.6	122	35.9	345	50.4	<0.0001
Total	345	100	340	100	685	100

The table shows the risk attitude of students. About 14.5% of youths reported having more than two partners; 55.9% had one partner and 29.6% did not have any sexual intercourse within the previous three months. On condom use, 6.9% of them did not use condoms while 38.2% had never used condoms. The majority of the students (54.9%) used condoms in all sexual encounters. There was a gender difference in condom usage, 9.7% of female students vs. 4.1% of male students did not use condoms while 42.1% of the former vs. 34.5% of latter did not use condoms. The risk attitude is high. 21.2% and 28.4% for occasional and usual partners respectively and only 50.4% use condoms with their sexual partners.