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•80% of those surveyed indicated that they did not engage in sexual intercourse in the current year -72% of these students were female (about 2% less than the overall sample) •80% of those surveyed indicated that they did not engage in sexual intercourse in the current year -24% of these students were 14 years old or younger (about 4% more than the overall sample in this youngest category) -37% of these students were 15-16 years old (about 3% more than the overall sample in this age category) -24% of these students were 17-18 years old (about 4% more than the overall sample in this age category) -15% of these students were 19 years old or older (about 5% less than the overall sample in this age category) Age of respondents is a significant predictor of sexual intercourse activity. The following alternative framing dramatically illustrates this truth. •95% of those 14 or under did not engage in sexual intercourse in the current year •86% of those 15-16 did not engage in sexual intercourse in the current year •74% of those 17-18 did not engage in sexual intercourse in the current year •61% of those 19-20 did not engage in sexual intercourse in the current year |
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