OBJECTIVE--Of all age groups, teenagers have the highest rates of sexually transmitted
diseases. Therefore, it is particularly important to target interventions at this group …

The authors examined the effects of (1) communication skills training,(2) relationship-
specific education, or (3) risk information on the condom use of 106 heterosexual college …

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 …

We examined the AIDS Risk Reduction Model (J. Catania, S. Kegeles, & T. Coates) in a
sample of unmarried heterosexual adults with an HIV risk factor (n= 716). Labeling one's …

> Objective:> To analyze the extent and determinants of condom use with commercial sex
partners among lower socioeconomic status groups in the Thai population.> Design:> …

Prior research has demonstrated an important link between relationship intimacy and
condom use. Limited research has been conducted on this connection within the realm of …

We assessed why heterosexually active adults did not have" safer sex" with their last sexual
partner. Subjects enrolled in HIV education and testing trials at a sexually transmitted …

This study examined the relative ability of selected person variables (interpersonal self-
efficacy, self-control, attitudes about the effect of condoms on sex, normative beliefs) and …

Research indicates that people use condoms less often with a regular sexual partner than
with a casual partner because they believe condoms are not needed. This article reports …

BACKGROUND: Most of the sexually transmitted infection prevention programs fail to attend
to the relationship type of individuals at first sexual intercourse and how it influences …