… -specific PRSTD and condom use, adjusting for feelings of intimacy. The bivariable associations
indicate a significant positive association between PRSTD and condom use (OR: 1.57; …

… This implies that those who had never had casual sex reported stronger feelings of self-efficacy
to use condoms. The differences between the two groups were greater with respect to …

… emotional intimacy … feel less emotionally invested in the relationship than their partners
appear to be more able to get their way about condom use, compared with adolescents who feel …

… relationships, and has found that condom use may be inconsistent with relationship ideals
of … I think your body fluids or whatever is intimacy. … And the feeling, you know? His meat …

… Participants’ feelings of intimacy toward their most recent sex partner were assessed using
two separate measures. The first attitudinal measure assessed nine qualities of the most …

… increase, due to the belief that those to whom we feel connected are less likely to do us
harm (Remien, Caballo-Dieguez, & Wagner, 1995). Additionally, prior research has also …

… daily feelings of relationship satisfaction, on daily condom use … orientations, sexuality, and
condom use, as well as how … symbolic meaning of condom use in intimate relationships may …

… As dating couples become emotionally intimate, their … I feel that I have a number of good
qualities,”“I feel I do not have much to be proud of,”“At times I think I am no good at all,”“I feel that …

The purpose of this study was to assess the relationship of idealization and three specific
intimacy factors (relationship satisfaction, excitement, and closeness) to reported condom use …

… , and sexual aspects in intimate relationships that affect condom use. … I would feel at ease to
discuss condom use with a possible sexual … If our attempt to use a condom failed, I would feel …