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 …

Objective: To identify correlates of women applying condoms. Methods: Cross-sectional
survey of 533 sexually-active women; questionnaire. Results: Of the condom users (n= 322) …

We have almost no data on how and when couples stop using condoms. This qualitative
study investigated the process of condom discontinuation. From November 2013 to April …

The aim of this study was to provide a better understanding of the likely mechanisms
underlying regular condom use. In 2009, 1145 sexually active individuals aged 18–65 years …

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 …

People may not take protective action (eg use condoms) either because they have no
intention to engage in the protective behaviour, or because they have the appropriate …

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 …

The present study examined the correlates of consistent condom use among African-
American women and prospectively evaluated the stability of these significant variables to …

Background Sexual behaviour data are crucial for understanding the spread of sexually
transmitted diseases (STD). Over a period (1987–1992) In which the HIV epidemic …

A 1991 study of a nationally representative sample of men aged 20-39 finds that 27% of
sexually active men had used a condom in the four weeks before interview. Black men are …