… across the studies: violence resulting in reduced contraceptive use; condom use negotiation,
… request, perceived violence (or fear) of IPV resulting in decreased contraceptive use, and …

… partner violence (IPV) are at increased risk for HIV infection. To further the understanding of
the dyadic factors that impact condom use … ) model] and condom use among abused women. …

… support and training to stand-up to a sexual partner who is resistant to condom use. … when
negotiating condom use are less likely to insist on condom use, use condoms, or use them …

… The current study investigated physical and psychological intimate partner violence (IPV)
history, coercive condom use resistance (CUR), and heavy episodic drinking (HED) as …

… to condom use … partner violence and condom use self-efficacy, this study tests whether
women who report recent instances of intimate partner violence will have lower condom use self-…

… Physical and psychological intimate partner violence (IPV) are prevalent on college
campuses and may affect young women’s condom use behavior. This study explored condom …

… of violence as it has generally been this level of violence that … consistent condom use, but
while controlling for condom use-… , substance use, partner and relationship, and condom use …

… effect of IPV on women’s use of partner dependent contraceptive methods was … condoms
with their partners, experience of IPV was associated with a significant decrease in condom use …

This study examined the association between sexual relationship power, intimate partner
violence, and condom use among African American and Hispanic urban girls. In this sample of …

… condom use among women with and without histories of recent partner violence. Consistent
with our hypotheses, condom-related motivation was associated directly and indirectly with …