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The outcome of our analysis was ordering an HIV self‐test kit during the 3‐month intervention period, which we collected from in‐app data and dichotomized as ever ordered or never ordered. Baseline data were collected by self‐report on demographics, variables related to SCT, and potentially associated variables from the literature were collected and considered as predictors.Because the M‐cubed app was conceptualized using SCT and these variables were hypothesized to be predictive of HIV self‐test kit ordering, an initial evaluation of the subset of variables used in our analysis was mapped to SCT domains (Figure Relationship between the baseline M‐Cubed survey variables used in the analysis, mapped to their SCT domains, and the HIV prevention behaviour outcome of ordering an HIV self‐test kit.The potentially associated variables from the literature with HIV testing or HIV self‐test kit ordering that were considered in the bivariate analysis included the Drug Use Disorders Identification Test (DUDIT), Modified Technology Use Scale and Health Care Mistrust Scale [Factors impacting HIV kit ordering among gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men in Atlanta, Detroit and New York, 2018Unadjusted PR(95% CI






Includes Middle Eastern, Brazilian, Indian and Asian Pacific Islander.Condomless anal sex and not taking PrEP as prescribed in the past 3 months.No condomless anal sex in the past 3 months, or condomless anal sex while taking PrEP as prescribed in the past 3 months.Living on the street, in a shelter, a Single Room Occupancy hotel (SRO), temporarily staying with friends or relatives, or living in a car at any time in the past 12 months.“Other” option selected, but fill in the blank was left empty.