A large proportion of young people move from one sexually active dating relationship to
another over the course of their teen and young adult years. A common behavioural pattern …

Study Objective To assess condom use as a function of number of coital events in newly
formed sexual relationships. Methods Participants who reported at least one new partner …

Emerging adulthood is marked by significant changes in interpersonal and sexual
relationships with delays in marriage meaning that young adults are facing increasingly …

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

Condoms protect against human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/sexually transmitted
infections (STIs) and unintended pregnancy and are essential to sexual health efforts …

According to data from the 1991 National Survey of Adolescent Males, condom use is likely
to be highest at the beginning of relationships and to decline as the relationship continues …

CONTEXT: Research on adolescent condom use often focuses on the influence of parents,
peers and environmental factors. Although most sexually active teenagers have sex within …

This study describes associations of partner‐specific relationship characteristics with
consistent condom use among 297 young people (ages 13–24) with sexually transmitted …

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 …

Purpose: To compare characteristics of sexual relationships in HIV infected and HIV
uninfected female adolescents and their association with condom use. Methods: HIV …