Presents a study which investigated the relationship between psychosocial factors and
condom use in sexual intercourse among Afro-American adolescents. Average age when …

In data from the 1979 National Survey of Younger Men, Black adolescent males reported a
somewhat lower rate of condom use than did White males at first intercourse. The race …

A survey of Anglo and Hispanic adolescent males' sources of sexual information and their
attitudes and practices is discussed. The relationship between completing a sex education …

Low income, urban, African-American, and Hispanic youth have been identified as a group
for which there is concern about the spread of HIV. Using data from a household probability …

A study was conducted to determine male adolescent behavior, attitudes and knowledge
concerning the use of condoms. Interventions directed toward improving knowledge about …

School-based condom distribution programs have generated considerable controversy
across the country. In the present study 249 sexually active African American adolescents …

The study examined condom use among 204 Black and Hispanic female adolescents who
attended family planning clinics. Partner attitude, partner communication, parental …

Factors associated with condom use and number of sexual partners were examined in a
statewide sample of public high school students in grades 9–12 (N= 3,893). Data were …

Abstract A total of 822 adolescents (15‐19 years old) took part in this study. A subsample of
this group, consisting of respondents with previous sexual experience (n= 423) is central to …

In data from the 1979 National Survey of Young Men, slightly under a fifth (17. 1%) of never
married 17-21 year old metropolitan-area males reported using a condom at first …