A common finding in studies of heterosexual young adults is that condom use is more likely
with casual partners than with regular partners. However, few studies have examined …

Although there is some evidence that relationship-level factors influence sexual behavior,
they have received far less attention than individual-level factors as potential correlates of …

Given the racial/ethnic disparities that characterize STI trends and recent increases in
heterosexually transmitted HIV infection in the US, an understanding of factors underlying …

Condom use and its psychosocial correlates were investigated in a sample of 1,725 male
and female vocational students (aged 15–21 years) in northern Thailand. Consistent …

It was examined whether sexual relationship characteristics were associated with condom
use and safe sex practices against HIV. Characteristics investigated were:(1) age difference …

Objectives: To examine the association between type of sexual partnership and condom use
consistency. Design: A prospective follow-up study of women attending two urban clinics for …

Context: How much condom use among US adults varies by type of partner or by risk
behavior is unclear. Knowledge of such differentials would aid in evaluating the progress …

Despite increasing incidence of HIV/AIDS, there has been no systematic review of correlates
of condom use among heterosexual samples. To rectify this, the present study used meta …

According to data from the 1991 National Survey of Adolescent Males, condom use is likely
to be highest at the beginning of relationships and to decline as the relationship continues …

Many heterosexuals have not altered their sexual practices in response to the threat of
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). Knowledge of risk alone appears to have …