A potential reason why people who know that condom use reduces the likelihood of
contracting AIDS do not use condoms was investigated in this study. People who felt more …

Few studies have examined comprehensively the ways in which men and women at risk for
HIV infection influence their partners to use condoms. This study examines the condom …

The present study examined how young heterosexuals' beliefs about the power of condom
use to destroy their romantic ideals and to lead to negative implications affected both their …

There are an enormous number of studies surrounding predictors of condom use, and an
equally impressive number of prevention programs in place to decrease the rate of HIV …

CONTEXT: Condoms are less likely to be used in primary relationships than in other
relationship types. An understanding of what women and men expect when entering into …

Two hundred ten heterosexual undergraduates in dating relationships were surveyed about
reasons for not using condoms every time for vaginal and anal sex and for increasing or …

Despite repeated media warnings about the association between “unprotected sex” and
AIDS transmission, major national samples indicate that consistent use of condoms is not a …

This study investigated the moderating role of sexual communication in the association
between intentions to use condoms and unprotected sex in a sample of 358 individuals …

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 …

Using an open‐ended questionnaire response format, this study examined self‐generated
barriers to condom use and safer sex talk among 119 heterosexual college dating couples …