… First, this work examined future time orientation and various condom use … time orientation
were sufficiently pronounced to reveal reliable links with various measures of condom use. …

… -condom use in relation to all the variables of this study. TP managed to predict non-condom
use … inherently future oriented: people need to make plans to buy condoms, negotiate their …

… condom use, AIDS health locus of control, self-efficacy for safer sexual practices, and future
time orientation … AIDS health locus of control did not predict condom use. Greater probability …

… because rates of condom use in this … time orientation did relate to alternate methods of safer
sex, only FT1 related to rates of condom use, and neither future nor present time orientations …

… of condom use (by self or partner during the past 6 months and lifetime), locus of control,
self-efficacy, and future time orientation … Locus of control did not predict condom use. Greater …

… daily condom use in … orientations, sexuality, and condom use, as well as how aspects of the
daily relationship climate may influence the association between attachment and condom use…

… The first moderator variable we had hoped to examine was sexual orientation. Unfortunately…
determine whether sexual orientation moderates the intention-condom use relationship. We …

… (AOR = 2.18) had higher condom use intentions than their masculine counterparts. In … to
condom use intentions; PBC was significant only under facilitating conditions. Sexual orientation …

… condom use is viewed as less risky than engaging in sexual behaviours with a casual
partner where condoms … portray self-efficacy and a future time orientation. Bandura (Citation1997) …

… condom use are reported for all partners combined in the last column of Table 5. Condom
use … exception of vaginal intercourse, where condom use was more frequent with friends and …