Among a self‐selected group of 330 first‐year college students we assessed frequency of
condom use, reasons for using condoms, and attitudes toward condoms, sexuality, and the …

This study assessed selected heterosexual male college students' use of condoms, their
reasons for using condoms, and their attitudes toward sexuality and condoms. Three …

Little is known concerning gender and ethnic differences in attitudes about condoms or
about the impact of attitudes on condom use. College students (N= 393) rated many features …

Young adult Canadians of university age are highly sexually active compared to other age
groups and are at relatively high risk for sexually transmitted infections (STI). It is therefore …

Research indicates that a large number of youth participate in risky sexual behaviors,
including: having sex with multiple partners, not participating in discussions on safer sex …

The authors used a questionnaire to assess gender differences in barriers to condom use
among 198 female and 89 male heterosexual undergraduate college students. Participants …

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 …

The authors assessed the relationships of ethnicity, gender, previous condom use, and
intended condom use to perceived attributes of the condom and the contraceptive pill in a …

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 reduce the risk of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) transmission; however,
their use among adolescents has been inconsistent. Little is known about factors which …