Drug use and sexual risk behavior are strongly linked to risk for contracting HIV. Using national data from National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Add Health), we will examine whether there are relations between drug use and sexual behaviors. Age when first had sex Total number of lifetime sex partners Number of times had sex Partner 1's age Times smoked pot Times used cocaine Sig (2-tailed) N * Sig. (2-tailed) N Sig (2-tailed) N Sig (2-tailed) N Sig (2-tailed) N Sig (2-tailed) Total number Age when first of lifetime sex had sex 944 148 001 536 829 000 88 015 849 172 203 000 431 -022 657 17 partners 148 001 536 1630 404 000 156 174 000 533 006 018 754 221 010 134 Number of times had sex 829 000 38 404 000 156 042 727 22 132 682 12 A Partner 1's age pot 2015 349 172 174 000 531 537 004 946 bas 099 452 Times smoked Times used cocaine 022 60 203 000 431 086 1018 754 042 727 22 004 946 285 1 1578 199 000 179 857 57 221 010 134 132 682 12 099 452 bo 199 000 479 B 210 Deduce the meaning of the relationship between age of first sex and 1) number of lifetime partners and 2) number of times had sex Late first encounters are related to individuals having more partners and more sexual interactions Having an early first encounter causes one to engage in sex with more partners and have sex many more times Having a first encounter at an early age is not associated with more lifetime partners, but more sexual encounters Having a first encounter at a later age is associated with having fewer lifetime partners and strongly related to having fewer encounters