… women effective communication skills in order for them to accurately assess what their partner
thinks about condom-related behaviors; and ultimately not … of convenience sampling to …

… a convenience sample of university students at a mid-Atlantic university and therefore study
results may not be … Another limitation is that students were not randomized into intervention …

… effective condom use had made them have live sex, 30 (75%) had ever had unsafe sex, 10
(25%) respondents said youth did not use condoms … , safe and convenient place within the …

… described having chosen their contraceptive method because it was without adverse
effects, uncomplicated and convenient, and effective. They expressed wanting to feel their …

… We employed a convenience sampling strategy of students who took a psychology course
and agreed to participate in English research. The views of these participants may differ …

… data can be deemed a convenience sample. All newly identified … As length of time using
condoms consistently was not … (PrEP) and female condoms may further identify methods and …

… Tell my partner that I will not have sex with him if we do not use condoms. … The fact that
participants were recruited through a sample of convenience may limit the generalizability of the …

… transmission; to explore condom attitude according to gender; … using condoms for sex,
whether a male or female condom. … study with a non-probabilistic convenience sample consisting …

… condom use for those women who desired to use this male-controlled device [28]. The lower
rates of consistent condom use reported among non- … method of convenience sampling and …

… that young women are not receptive to women-focused interventions such as female condoms,
which are the only female-… This increasingly compromises the young women’s sexual and …