A telephone survey was used to collect data on attitudes, beliefs, and practices concerning
condom use among 812 African Americans with regular sex partners and of reproductive …

This study examined the prevalence of consistent condom use among inner-city women at
risk for HIV, measured the distribution of these women across the stages of change for …

The stages of behavior change model has been used to understand a variety of health
behaviors. Since consistent condom use has been promoted as a risk-reduction behavior for …

A theoretical model was used to examine the influence of relationship factors, pregnancy
intentions, contraceptive behavior and other psychosocial characteristics on stages of …

Examined factors associated with condom use in a community‐based sample of 423
sexually active African American women. Measures were selected to reflect the components …

A common finding in studies of heterosexual young adults is that condom use is more likely
with casual partners than with regular partners. However, few studies have examined …

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 …

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 goals were to (1) clarify high risk individuals into one of five stages of readiness for
consistent condom use based on the Transtheoredcal Model of behavior change (eg …

It was examined whether sexual relationship characteristics were associated with condom
use and safe sex practices against HIV. Characteristics investigated were:(1) age difference …