Condom negotiation is typically a dyadic process, influenced by a host of factors that can
impact sexual health decision-making. The current paper investigated the influence of …

Effective condom negotiation skills support better sexual health for both men and women.
The current study explored relationship motivation (motivation to establish and maintain long …

Objective: Because interpersonal discussion about condom use can encourage subsequent
condom use, this project aims to examine the psychological antecedents of intentions to …

Objective: Sexual intercourse is a dyadic activity, and intentions to engage in safe sex vary
across partners. Because pregnant and newly parenting adolescents and young adults are …

This study sought to explore the impact of condom negotiation self-efficacy, interpersonal
factors, and sensational factors on condom use behavior among a population of college …

Research on attachment and condom use has been limited to correlational studies of self-
report measures, yielding inconsistent results. Here, we examined the causal effects of …

Previous research has linked the masculine gender role with negative attitudes towards
condoms and a lower likelihood of condom use. Expanding the construct of sexual rejection …

Using an open‐ended questionnaire response format, this study examined self‐generated
barriers to condom use and safer sex talk among 119 heterosexual college dating couples …

According to major theories of behavioral prediction, the most proximal psychological
predictor of an individual's behavior is that individual's intention. With respect to …

Conducted from the reasoned action perspective, previous research related to condom use
generally included a limited number of variables and treated attitudes and self-efficacy as …