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

Objective. This article updates our 1997 review that examined the literature on HIV risk
behavior among college students. Methods. The current review focuses on college student …

Questionnaires were mailed to a random sample of students at a university in Southern
California. The results revealed that for the most part, students were engaging in few …

The threat of HIV/AIDS to African American's health has become the focus of much concern.
This study investigated the potential differences between African Americans' and white …

This study identifies theoretically based predictors of condom use in a sample of 253
sexually active African-American college students recruited from two historically African …

HIV/AIDS knowledge, age at onset of sexual activity, perceptions of personal risk and peer
norms were explored as correlates for risky sexual behaviors among college students …

We surveyed 158 college freshmen on an urban campus to determine their sexual practices
and their knowledge and attitudes about acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) …

A follow-up study explored the prevalence of behavioral risk factors for HIV infection in a
population of college students. Two hundred forty-three single students ranging in age from …

Data from the 1989 Secondary School Student Health Risk Survey indicate that 54 percent
of all high school students in the United States had had some form of HIV/AIDS education in …

Using theories of health behavior, this study aimed to advance the understanding of risk-
taking regarding human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection among young adults by …