This study examined condom use intentions among a large diverse group of African
American adolescents and provides useful information to assist in the development of …

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 …

Although interventions based on cognitive theories can reduce rates of unsafe sexual
behavior in adolescents, effect sizes remain small. This study was a qualitative investigation …

Risk reduction interventions that promote condom use, a vital component of most HIV
prevention interventions, have been successful in increasing condom use among African …

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 …

Ghanaian immigrant population in the United States is at a high risk for developing
HIV/AIDS. This study uses the Theory of Planned Behavior to predict safer sexual behavior …

Mexican adolescents continue to be at increased risk for HIV infection due to inconsistent
condom use. The purpose of this study was to identify predictors of condom use intentions …

Condom promotion strategies for adolescents typically include provision of STD/HIV-
associated knowledge, fostering favorable attitudes toward condom use, promoting positive …

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 …

Many factors have been shown to influence condom use among adolescents, including
negative experiences with prior use, risk-taking behaviors, perception of condom efficacy …