Several theorists have hypothesized that traditional men's gender roles include a
prescription for sexually risky behavior (eg, Amaro, 1995). However, few studies have …

Although studies have shown that adherence to traditional masculine norms (ie, status,
toughness, antifemininity) affect men's attitudes toward sexual health, there is little research …

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 …

A model of condom‐use intentions and behavior that we previously developed for women
was replicated and extended with heterosexual men (n= 203; M age= 20.1 years). The …

We conducted three studies and used structural equation modeling to examine how well the
health belief model, the theory of reasoned action, and social cognitive theory are capable of …

Despite increasing incidence of HIV/AIDS, there has been no systematic review of correlates
of condom use among heterosexual samples. To rectify this, the present study used meta …

This article addresses heterosexual men's familiarity with the female condom and their
attitudes toward this barrier method. Qualitative interviews were conducted with 71 ethnically …

The purpose of this study was to investigate the variability in young heterosexual men's
perceptions of the advantages and disadvantages of condom use in their casual sexual …

Increases in condom use among homosexually active men are crucial to containing the
spread of AIDS. The present study examined the components of attitudes and beliefs toward …

Many heterosexuals have not altered their sexual practices in response to the threat of
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). Knowledge of risk alone appears to have …