Most college students are sexually active and engage in behaviors that place them at high
risk for HIV/STIs (eg, serial monogamy,“hook-ups”); however, few report consistent condom …

The overall goal of the research project was to develop, administer and assess a brief male-
focused condom promotion program for inner-city young adult African-American males. To …

Safer sex behaviors (monogamy, sexual abstinence, correct and consistent condom usage)
are important for prevention of sexually transmitted diseases and HIV/AIDS among college …

Condoms have proven effective when used correctly; however, few studies have examined
the relationship between a student's previous sex education and his or her general condom …

This study tests a three-stage model of condom use and explores the factors that predict
each of the stages. We reasoned that individuals probably approach the sexual encounter …

Condoms are not used consistently among sexually active college students, indicating a
need to understand condom acquisition patterns. This study describes purchased and free …

A large proportion of young people move from one sexually active dating relationship to
another over the course of their teen and young adult years. A common behavioural pattern …

An event-specific analysis was conducted in order to assess the relative importance of a
number of predictors of condom use. Surveys were completed by 271 heterosexual tertiary …

The present study explored the interplay of psychosocial, gender, and cultural factors on
Chinese married women's condom use. A total of 433 Chinese married women residing in …

Objective: The relationship between condom use and 2 less visible categories of intimate
partner violence (IPV), sexual coercion and verbal aggression, was examined among …