… than average, barriers to condom use put them at particularly … factors, pregnancy intentions,
contraceptive use and psychosocial factors on the stage of behavior change for condom use …

… 1997), we hypothesized that participation in condom use and pregnancy prevention
decision-making is a precursor to condom use self-efficacy and, ultimately, condom use intentions. …

… (always, sometimes, never) for the prevention of STD, AIDS, andpregnancy; these three
reasons for condom use reflected distinct but not mutually exclusive motivations for using a …

… ’ as key words in an attempt to identify factors associated with … factors involved is important
for the promotion of condom use … non-use of a condom increased the risk for pregnancy and …

… We use three variables to examine female-condom use. Everuse of the female condom is …
Among female-condom users, monogamy, the desire to prevent pregnancy and previous …

… While individuals may refrain from condom use because pregnancy is not a concern, research
by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found that having anal sex without …

… condom use during each use. Note: only one of the studies reviewed mentioned both “correct”
condom use and condom use … 49 months of condom use, the pregnancy rate was 3.6%. …

… Four items (“If I don't use birth control, I will probably get pregnant,” “Using birth control will
help me reach my future goals,” “Using birth control makes me feel responsible,” “Using birth …

… condom use among young people. We defined consistent condom use in this study as the
use of condoms at … and concerns about HIV and unwanted pregnancy were associated with a …

… Thus, respondents were first required to evaluate the extent to which each belief would
make it easy/difficult for them to use a condom, eg ‘The fear of pregnancy would make it very …