… Gender-based power imbalances may … relationship power constitutes a key factor in
condom use negotiation. In this investigation, a new measure—the Sexual Relationship Power …

… Along these lines, this study aimed to experimentally investigate gender differences in
condom use behavior as a function of relationship power and partner-type. The theory of gender …

… of relationship power did not predict actual condom use in this … power were no more likely
to report condom use than those who said their partner had more power in the relationship. …

… mediate the relationship between power and condom use for women. … for gender-based
power imbalance in sexual domains. … relationship between relational power and condom use for …

… In the current study, we examined both person and relationship factors as predictors of
power over condom use intentions and behavior in a longitudinal study of young heterosexual …

… with greater power in their sexual relationships would be … sexual relationships where one
person wanted to use condoms … intimacy power and greater decision-making power to get their …

… Our findings indicate that it is necessary to further explore the power relations in condom
use as such relations pertain to the spouses and regular partners of FSWs’ clients who are …

… ] relationship power, fear of abuse when negotiating condoms, and partner dependence
will undermine condom use, and [2] these relationship variables will moderate the relation …

… health, condomuse. I argue that racially and culturally-based differences in power are also
… of sex and race on relationship power and on condom-use. Practically, this dissertation will …

… condom use. Associations between theory of gender and power constructs and condom use
… Additionally, measures of physical risk that address relationship to the perpetrator may yield …