This study examined the effects of 2 HIV prevention interventions on condom use and
mediators of condom use. College students were randomly assigned to a control condition …

Despite condom use being the most protective measure against the transmission of human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV), little is known about the intermediary relationships between …

This study examined the relationship between self-reported frequency of condom use (by
self or partner during the past 6 months and lifetime), locus of control, self-efficacy, and …

This research examined the effectiveness of different HIV prevention videos for students as a
function of whether they were in a dating relationship. Two hundred two college students …

Objective: Although effective HIV prevention interventions have been developed for
adolescents, few interventions have explored whether components of the intervention are …

A group of 267 college students participated in an experiment to determine the effect of
communicating different percentages (ie, 12%, 36%, 64%, 88%) of the prevalence of safer …

Although there is some evidence that relationship-level factors influence sexual behavior,
they have received far less attention than individual-level factors as potential correlates of …

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 …

This investigation tested the ability of the Health Belief Model (HBM), dimensions of self-
efficacy, various behavioral variables (ie, number of sex partners in the past 12 months …

Whether a social cognitive theory AIDS prevention intervention would increase intentions to
use condoms among 109 sexually active inner-city black female adolescents was tested …