… In this study, one of the first to examine relative power and condom use among adolescents,
we obtained the responses of only one partner in the sexual relationship. The finding that …

… among condom use, intentions to use condoms, perceived behavioural control over condom
use, attitudes toward condom use and subjective norms with respect to condom use. The …

… of the individual’s relative power at one standard … high power relative to their partner was
not significant, b = 0.24, t = 1.48, ns, whereas the slope for participants with low power relative …

… In summary, the literature suggests that power plays an integral part in condom use …
components of power, and the absence of one or the other can make condom use negotiation and …

… Partner communication (.35, .38) was the strongest predictor of condom use, negative … and
condom use. Associations between theory of gender and power constructs and condom use …

… Yet women often hold lower bargaining power, such that men… condoms – which are less
effective than male condoms, but … female condoms among women with lower bargaining power…

… relative power and control attempts, such that individuals who perceive less … condom
use intention can we make a conclusion about how power may influence men’s condom use…

… measures of power on condom use behavior. … on power and condom use by analyzing both
global and domain-specific measures of power, including partner-specific measures of power…

… power imbalance for males condom use is a volitional act we expected that the attitude to
condoms and subjective norm would be the major determinant of condom use among males. …

… Sexually experienced adolescents, in contrast, can be assumed to be more aware of the
power of communication, emotion, and sexual aspects in intimate relationships that affect …