… protect users from disease but also believing that condoms … condom use favorably to
their peers' condom use would report an increased sense of SE and therefore use condoms …

… ’ self-efficacy concerning condom use with a new sex partner will necessarily differ from
adults’ condom use self-efficacy with … Yet, the literature shows that most condom use self-efficacy …

… % of variance in condom use self-efficacy. Findings suggest that … in condom use self-efficacy:
condom use attitudes, condom use … in condom use self-efficacy, condom use attitudes, and …

… due to inconsistent condom use and engaging in … condom use self-efficacy predicted the
use of condom negotiation strategies (ie, condom influence strategies) and whether condom …

… condom use that contribute to the intention to use a condom as well as anything that would
hinder that process. This manuscript considers how efficacy beliefs (both self … condom use …

… variables, especially the subscales of the Condom Use Self efficacy, actual condom use at
last sexual intercourse and the intentions to use condom later. A hierarchical regression was …

… to use condoms under a variety of circumstances. This investigation examined the factor
structure of the Condom Use Self-Efficacy … among three groups of condom users (nonusers, …

… high and low condom selfefficacy on condom use was … self-efficacy and low self-efficacy
on condom use, t (181) = 5.35, P<.05. Students with high selfefficacy reported using condom …

… Initially, we evaluated the women’s overall level of condom use self-efficacy. The mean values
on the condom use self-efficacy scale were computed, and we report descriptive statistics. …

… with condom use. This study supports the importance of … self-efficacy in promoting
condom use; however, building women’s self-efficacy is not enough for effective condom use …