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 study identifies theoretically based predictors of condom use in a sample of 253
sexually active African-American college students recruited from two historically African …

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 …

The present study examined relationship status, psychological orientation toward sexual risk
taking, and other characteristics as potential correlates of risky sexual behavior in a sample …

This study tested a model of safer sex behavior using variables from social learning theory,
the health belief model, the theory of reasoned action, and theories of cognitive coping style …

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 …

An anonymous survey, developed to pursue correlates of condom use, was administered to
879 college students. The survey consisted of a variety of single-item measures of …

This study compared the influence of HIV risk behaviors and condom use attitudes on
condom use among heterosexual African American males. Three models were tested:(a) …

The threat of HIV/AIDS to African American's health has become the focus of much concern.
This study investigated the potential differences between African Americans' and white …

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 …