Purpose: Concern about HIV in adolescents and young adults has led a number of
investigators to examine the link between drinking and risky behavior, including failure to …

Objective: Retrospective reports of the association between drinking and high-risk sexual
behavior can be biased by implicit theories of the effects of drinking or may represent post …

Alcohol use may increase the likelihood of HIV infection by decreasing the likelihood of
condom use during intercourse. Both HIV prevention programs and alcohol education …

CONTEXT: Alcohol consumption often has been cited as increasing adolescents' risk of HIV,
and several studies have shown positive relationships between drinking and risky sexual …

Although it is often assumed that drinking alcohol interferes with condom use, most studies
on this topic do not meet the conditions required for causal interpretation. We examined the …

PURPOSE: This study examined different explanations for associations between adolescent
substance use and lower condom use, in terms of the event-specific effects of alcohol or …

In a 1990 Massachusetts-wide random digit-dial telephone survey of 16-19 year olds, 66%
reported sexual intercourse of whom 64% had sex after drinking and 15% after other drug …

Abstract Analyses of the 1988 National Survey of Adolescent Males indicate the prevalence
of risk behaviors related to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, including sexual …

Objective: The present study examined the links between alcohol use and condom use, and
the nature of the sexual relationship in which these behaviors occurred, and tested the …

This study examines relationships between condom use and age at initiation of sex, the
number of sexual partners, and alcohol or drug use before sex among a convenience …