The aim of this review was to summarize factors associated with condom negotiation among
heterosexual men. Literature searches were conducted using multiple databases spanning …

College students are a group at high risk of sexually transmitted infections due to
inconsistent condom use and engaging in other risky sexual behaviors. This study examined …

Unprotected sexual activity increases the risk of pregnancy and HIV and AIDS. More than
three decades into the AIDS pandemic, the condom remains the most effective strategy for …

Effective condom negotiation skills support better sexual health for both men and women.
The current study explored relationship motivation (motivation to establish and maintain long …

Sexual assault is an unfortunately common experience among women in college campuses.
This study used ecological momentary assessment (EMA) to gain a better understanding of …

We have almost no data on how and when couples stop using condoms. This qualitative
study investigated the process of condom discontinuation. From November 2013 to April …

Physical and psychological intimate partner violence (IPV) are prevalent on college
campuses and may affect young women's condom use behavior. This study explored …

Objective To describe an iterative approach to developing an online intervention targeting
the intersection of alcohol use and sexual behaviors among first year college students …

The incidence of sexually transmitted infections is high, with recent estimates suggesting
110 million cases (CDC, 2013b). A key method to reducing the risk for sexually transmitted …

Background Growing cross‐sectional research shows that the theory of planned behaviour
(TPB) is robust in predicting intentions to use condoms and condom use behaviour. Yet, little …