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 purpose of this study was to determine the predictive value of selected factors to the
consistent use of condoms among high-risk young African American women. A clinic-based …

In this study, path analysis was used to test a model of the relationships among condom use
knowledge, self-efficacy for condom use, coping, and condom use in a sample of 100 urban …

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 …

In the past several years, the greatest proportionate increase in AIDS diagnoses has
occurred among women. Yet, while the risk of HIV infection increases, female college …

The objectives of this study are to assess the confidence in their ability to use condoms
among at-risk women and identify predictors for the women's condom use self-efficacy …

We developed and tested a multifaceted model of condom use intentions with cross-
sectional data from 435 heterosexual women at risk for HIV/STIs. In addition to traditional …

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 was designed to determine factors that influence female and male condom use
among Central American women, applying the theory of planned behavior. A cross-sectional …

The present study examined the correlates of consistent condom use among African-
American women and prospectively evaluated the stability of these significant variables to …