… impact of condom negotiation self-efficacy, interpersonal factors, and sensational factors on
condom … benefits of and barriers to condom use, and condom use negotiation self-efficacy. A …

… As such, the gender effect for the nonverbal-indirect type may be even more pronounced if
… on immigration and colonization histories, socioeconomic status, religion, cultural practices …

… any socioeconomic status gradient in safer sex negotiation attitudes at the individual level. …
living in pervasive pronatalist communities lowered women’s condom use. Similarly, peer and …

… This research identified condom negotiation strategies that are effective among Latino …
condoms. Health care providers could encourage Latino youth to use such condom negotiation …

… rates of safer sex communication,18 as well as prior evidence indicating that women with
higher income compared to their partners had a larger influence in condom negotiation.22 …

… to find partners of equal socioeconomic status and to negotiate monogamy and commitment
… participants repeatedly discussed condom negotiations and relationship status in relation to …

… Condom use is in part, shaped by institutional factors (eg the … workers have a pronounced
effect on condom use negotiation. … a highly personal level that had very real consequences (eg …

… young women’s condom use behavior. This study explored condom negotiation as a mediator
of the relation of physical and psychological IPV to condom use among college women. A …

… literature on self-efficacy for condom use and sexual negotiation among youth living in HIV-…
intersecting factors (eg, age, sexual experience, relationship status, socioeconomic status) …

… ) impacts a woman’s confidence in her ability to negotiate condom use with a sexual partner
(ie, condom … Such individual factors include low socioeconomic status, minority status, low …