… strategies were most effective, and whether these differed by gender or perceptions of sexual
partners' condom use desires, we conducted a series of multiple linear regression analyses…

… Perceived benefits and barriers of condom use were assessed with questions created for
this study by compiling answer choices from the National Household Survey on Drug Use and …

… Thus, the hypothetical partner’s unexpected resistance to condom use was likely perceived
as an additional risk cue for men. In contrast WSM, who tended to begin with a lower …

… , perception of risk, and substance use influenced condom use. The guide also elicited
women’s preferences for campus-based interventions. The interview questions reported here …

… Men and women reported similar frequency of past condom use and perceived
normative condom use. The second set of analyses examined gender differences related to …

… behaviors, such as positive attitudes about condoms or perceived partner support; and (c) …
the ability to physically use condoms correctly and to negotiate condom use with a partner. …

… The interview guide contained four discussion domains: college dating, alcohol/substance
use, risk perception, and condom negotiation. An independent qualitative researcher not …

… An explanation of why women in the current study chose not to initiate condom negotiation
or use is that they did not want to run the risk of being seen as promiscuous. Women are …

… with condom negotiation as opposed to people engaged in more committed relationships. …
, perceived greater barriers to condom while men perceived less sexual enjoyment with …

… self-efficacy for condom use and sexual negotiation used in the … -efficacy for condom use
and sexual negotiation on key HIV-… high perceived control in regard to condom use and sexual …