Context: Understanding whether and to what degree changes in young men's attitudes
explain increases in condom use over time can be useful in developing more effective …

Data from more than 1,000 sexually active young males interviewed in 1988 for the National
Survey of Adolescent Males at ages 15-19 and reinterviewed in 1990-1991 at ages 17-22 …

In analyses from the 1988 National Survey of Adolescent Males, about a third of sexually
active males aged 15-19 report they used condoms consistently (ie, 100% of the time) with …

In the 1988 National Survey of Adolescent Males, about three fifths of sexually experienced
and inexperienced adolescent males intending to have sex in the next year reported there is …

The highest rates of sexually transmitted infections in the US occur among adolescent
females. One prevention strategy promoted for sexually active adolescents is condom use …

This study compared the influence of HIV risk behaviors and condom use attitudes on
condom use among heterosexual African American males. Three models were tested:(a) …

A theoretical model was used to examine the influence of relationship factors, pregnancy
intentions, contraceptive behavior and other psychosocial characteristics on stages of …

Differences in motives for condom use and their implications for understanding frequency of
use were investigated in a random, biracial (Black, White) sample of heterosexuals, aged 17 …

In a nationally representative sample of sexually experienced youths aged 14-22, 37% of
young women and 52% of young men said the condom was the primary method used to …

This investigation assessed the frequency and predictors of condom use for HIV prevention
among low-income women, and also explored the reasons for not always using condoms for …