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 …

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 …

Conducted 2 longitudinal surveys of gay men (N= 1,254) to examine for cohort (Study 1) and
attrition (Studies 1 and 2) bias effects on reported changes in condom use and to investigate …

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 …

This study examined the predictors of the intention to use condoms with new sexual
partners. A sample of heterosexual adult females and males (n= 711) was recruited through …

Ninety-four distinct measures of condom use were identified in a review of 72 psychosocial
studies of HIV-prevention. A coding scheme was developed which characterised each …

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 …

This study used meta‐analysis to quantify the relationship between intentions and behaviour
in prospective studies of condom use. The effects of six moderator variables were also …

Two studies investigated the domain of attitudes about condom use as an acquired immune
deficiency syndrome (AIDS)-relevant behavior and their relation to self-reported condom …

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 …