As shown in Table 4, the CSS is significantly correlated at the bivariate level with gender, instrumentality, and all career related factors, particularly with academic career and received mentoring but not with the personal situation such as partnership and parents' education.
Neuroticism, openness, agreeableness, and NEO-PI N5 impulsiveness were also associated at the bivariate level with EDs (Table 4).
It is significantly correlated at the bivariate level with gender, instrumentality, and all career related factors, particularly with academic career and received mentoring.
These covariates were chosen either because they were significantly associated at the bivariate level with HFI in this dataset or because they were considered potential confounders.
At the bivariate level, the effect of each individual determinant was cross-classified with the dependent variable and its significance assessed based on Pearson's Chi-squared test.
At the bivariate level, all the independent variables (with the exception of coerced sex among males) were associated with the outcome variable at the 0.05 level of statistical significance.
However, at the bivariate level, the SNPs achieved highly significant p values for bivariate association with FM-hip BMD (Table 2).
This is a highly sexually active sample, and at the bivariate level, contact with HIV prevention activities was consistently more common among men with more sexual partners and greater sexual risk behaviours (with the exception of UAI with partners of unknown or discordant HIV status).
Absolute and relative frequencies were calculated for each variable and factors associated with unreported cases were analyzed on a bivariate level using the x test.
