… used to measure condom use in psychosocial studies predicting heterosexual HIV-preventive …
reliability and validity of self-reports of condom use and to control for problems with ter- …

… condom use. The purpose of the current study was to review measures of self-reported
condom use within correlational studies of sexual risk behavior, and to evaluate such measures …

… For purposes of this review, articles measuring condom use among multiple populations
were only analyzed once to avoid double-counting, since condom use measures were similar …

… As we better measure condom use we will be able to better assess the risk of HIV to women
and men in a population or identify specific target groups; these strategies can support …

… use is not. In Uganda 3 and Thailand, 4 repeated cross-sectional measurements have shown
that condom use increased … What are we trying to measure with indicators of condom use? …

… This article compares cross-sectional measures of condom use among 2,269 female sex …
questionnaires measuring condom use. We found that the level of reported condom use varied …

… use of oral contraceptives and hormonal implants but that measurement of condom use … for
general contraceptive use, for condom use with main partners, and for condom use with other …

… of design and measurement in studies of condom use and risk of gonorrhea and chlamydia
and assess whether variations in these elements explain differences observed in condom …

… We present the development and testing of scales to measure condom use self-efficacy
and condom use outcome expectancies among a geographically diverse group of sexually …

… condom use self-efficacy measure explain condom use equally well as a self-efficacy measure
that covers several aspects of condom use, … Second, is the variance in condom use best …