Objective: To evaluate the empirical associations between alcohol use and risky sex at two
levels of analysis. Global associations test whether individuals who engage in one behavior …

The belief that alcohol use leads to sexual risk behavior is nearly ubiquitous. To determine if
this belief is warranted, we identify theory and research regarding the alcohol, risky-sex link …

Alcohol use is prevalent among college students and may contribute to elevated rates of
sexual risk taking. Using event-level data, the hypothesis that partner type would moderate …

In this review article, three methodologic approaches that have been used to examine the
association between adolescents' alcohol use and their involvement in risky sex are …

Empirical studies dealing with the psychosocial correlates of HIV risk among heterosexual
college students are reviewed, including findings related to such theoretical variables as …

Background Although it is often assumed that drinking alcohol interferes with condom use,
studies on this topic have used several different methods and have yielded inconsistent …

Aims. To determine the prevalence of high‐risk sexual behaviours and the influence of
substance use and unplanned sexual intercourse on multiple sexual partners, inconsistent …

Differences between heterosexuals who have or have not engaged in anal intercourse were
analyzed. Though anal intercourse is widely recognized as an activity that greatly increases …

The relationship between substance use and adolescent sexual activity is an important one,
and extensive literature has shown that substance use is positively associated with …

Background. We have evaluated high-risk behavior of adolescents 12 to 17 years of age on
the basis of seven binomial psychosocial variables in order to assess whether there is a …