This study longitudinally examines the relation between a history of experiencing childhood
and adult physical or sexual abuse, and male condom use by women with or at risk for HIV …

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 …

Although men have substantial decision-making power regarding condom use, the majority
of HIV knowledge and prevention studies in the general Haitian population have been …

PURPOSE: To validate the predictive value of the Information-Motivation-Behavioral Skills
(IMB) model of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) prevention for sexually active juvenile …

Background Approximately 80% of new HIV infections among US women are among
black/African American and Hispanic women. HIV risk may be associated with intimate …

In a sample of 810 women residing in shelters and low-income housing, this 6-month
prospective study investigated associations of recent violence and substance use withHIV …

Adolescent girls account for a growing number of new cases of HIV in the United States,
primarily transmitted through heterosexual sex. The principal method of HIV prevention for …

Attachment anxiety is negatively associated with condom use; however, little research has
assessed mechanisms underlying this relationship. In two studies we assessed the …

Many women at high risk for HIV infection face resistance and, in some cases, violence as a
response to their requests for condom use. The current study investigated how domestically …

HIV is a health issue for women offenders who are at particularly high risk. Women's prisons
can be opportune settings for HIV prevention interventions. How women perceive partner …