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 …

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 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 …

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 …

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 …

Perceptions regarding the consequences of condom use, as well as preferred
characteristics of condoms, are examined in a nationally representative sample of 3,321 …

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 …

In data from the 1979 National Survey of Young Men, slightly under a fifth (17. 1%) of never
married 17-21 year old metropolitan-area males reported using a condom at first …

In August 1987, a letter, informational pamphlet and order coupon for free mail-order
condoms were sent to an experimental group of teenage males 16-17 years of age. An …

Context: While making condoms available in high schools has provoked much debate,
evidence on the actual effects of such programs on students' attitudes and behavior is …