… Latex condoms not only offer protection against HIV infection … The use of condoms increased
among college students in … half of the college students surveyed consistently used condoms …

… condom use among college students. Specifically, examining identified intrapersonal and
interpersonal barriers influencing condom use … that may increase college students’ utilization …

… condom use among college students, particularly increasing the likelihood of having a
condom accessible and increasing self-efficacy for using a condom and negotiating condom use …

… Behavioral intention significantly predicted condom use and … programs in promoting condom
use among college students. … US college students vis-a-vis their condom use behavior. …

… that college students expressing high … to condom use behaviors and that college students
reporting more positive outcome expectancies would also report more frequent condom use …

… Condoms also reduce the risk of unplanned pregnancy. The fatal prognosis of an HIV infection
has propelled condom use to a … condom use, to the forefront of public health campaigns. …

… Those college students who engaged in sexual risk-taking in this study reported more
frequent temptation for unprotected sex across varied situations, and less self-efficacy in their …

… It seems very evident from this study that self-efficacy is an important element in accounting
for condom usage in the college student population. This study also shows support for …

… Among a self-selected group of 330 first-year college students we assessed frequency of
condom use, reasons for using condoms, and attitudes toward condoms, sexuality, and the …

… influence strategies, as well as to assess gender differences in students’ actual use of the
strategies. Most relevant to our interest in the negotiation of condom use are previous studies …