A survey of South African secondary school students aged 12–17 years (n= 893) included
measures designed to investigate relationships between beliefs about HIV/AIDS, condom …

In a test of the predictive capacity of the Health Belief Model, the association of perceived
susceptibility to HIV, severity of HIV infection, efficacy of HIV-preventive solutions, facilitating …

A questionnaire was administered to 213 sexually active first-year Nigerian university
students and 150 Black and 150 White South African adults. Nigerian students gave 90 …

We assessed the usefulness of the theory of planned behavior (TPB) and protection
motivation theory (PMT) to predict intended condom use among 201 adolescents from …

A questionnaire was administered to 294 sexually active, unmarried undergraduate students
to investigate the role of social norms in the prediction of the intention to use condoms …

The relation of attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control to intentions to
use condoms was examined among 179 adolescents who completed a confidential self …

This study compared the predictive value of the theory of planned behavior in university
students in South Africa (N= 251) and the United States (N= 160) who completed an …

Condom use remains low among sexually active youth in sub-Saharan Africa. Theoretical
and empirical evidence suggests that attitudes towards condom use are important predictors …

Utilizing a sample of students (N= 504) from Matabeleland, Zimbabwe, Africa, this study
investigated the extent to which knowledge of AIDS and two components of the Health Belief …

We developed and tested models of intentions and behavior among adolescents from Cape
Town, South Africa. Data from 261 participants who completed an initial measure of …