… While these findings are encouraging, there are reasons to suspect that intentions may not
predict condom use as well as intentions predict other behaviours. Condom use is less an …

… , but also a formidable normative barrier to condom use. A … was intentions to use condoms,
not self-reported condom use… & Ajzen, 1975) that intentions are the key determinant of …

… In addition to a direct effect on condom use intentions, we hypothesized that perceived
vulnerability indirectly influences intentions through its effect on attitudes toward condoms. We …

… The effect of self-efficacy, both as a global measure and in terms of specific scales, on
condom use intention and consistency was assessed using multiple hierarchic regression …

… to the study of condom use intentions of students at … ’ condom use intentions. Subjective
norms and the perceived disadvantages of condom use were significant determinants of intention…

… Many studies of condom use are based on the assumption that behavioural intentions are
the … However, the association between condom use intentions and behaviour is often weak. …

… between condom use … intention, but not PBC, significantly predicted condom use Citation13
. Similarly, attitude, subjective norm, and PBC were strongly related to condom use intentions …

… condoms and select moderator variables are related to stronger intentions to use condoms
and more reported condom use … condom use, perceived greater peer approval of condom use…

… Based on modification indices, we added a direct path from condom use self-efficacy to
future condom use intentions. The re-specified model was a good fit, χ 2 (1) = .64, p = .42; …

… variability in condom use intentions among South African adolescents and determine the
extent to which, consistent with the TPB, intentions prospectively predict condom use behavior. …