A multicomponent intervention to increase condom use in sexually active young women was
designed, implemented, and evaluated in a randomized experiment. Participants were 198 …

A comprehensive model of the determinants of condom use among young women was
developed, tested, and replicated, with longitudinal follow-up to assess predictive utility of …

We conducted three studies and used structural equation modeling to examine how well the
health belief model, the theory of reasoned action, and social cognitive theory are capable of …

Objective: Sister-to-Sister: The Black Women's Health Project is a skill-building HIV/STD risk-
reduction intervention for African American women that had significant effects in reducing …

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 …

Whether a social cognitive theory AIDS prevention intervention would increase intentions to
use condoms among 109 sexually active inner-city black female adolescents was tested …

An event-specific analysis was conducted in order to assess the relative importance of a
number of predictors of condom use. Surveys were completed by 271 heterosexual tertiary …

Differences in motives for condom use and their implications for understanding frequency of
use were investigated in a random, biracial (Black, White) sample of heterosexuals, aged 17 …

To assess the differential effects of the perceived benefits and costs associated with both
condom use and unprotected sex on sexual risk behaviors, data were collected from 704 …

This study evaluated the relationship between condom-related protective behavioral
strategies (PBS; including those that require active behavior and mental planning) and …