Individuals in intimate relationships engage in higher levels of HIV risk behavior than do
individuals engaging in casual sex (eg, Bowen & Michal‐Johnson, 1989; Misovich, Fisher, & …

A review of research on AIDS preventive behavior indicates that minority and nonminority
heterosexual adolescents and adults, gay men, injection drug users, and commercial sex …

Prevention of HIV infection requires individuals to attend not only to their own risk but also
whether they place others at risk. To design appropriate interventions, however, it is …

Although risk perception as a motivator of precautionary behavior is a key component of
several health behavior theories, this motivational hypothesis has found mixed support in …

This study was conducted among 251 heterosexual adults in The Netherlands that included
a substantial number of individuals who had had unprotected sex with a new partner …

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 …

Objective: Young men who have sex with men (MSM), particularly young men of color, are
experiencing the largest increase in HIV incidence of any risk group in the United States …

This article utilizes constructs of the AIDS Risk Reduction Model (ARRM) to examine
condom use in a sample of 215 HIV-infected women in New Jersey. We find evidence that …

According to a nationally representative sample of 3,321 men aged 20-39 surveyed in 1991,
men appear well aware of the severity of AIDS: Nearly all know that AIDS destroys the …

The public health advice to" either know your partner well, or use condoms" may have led to
higher levels of risky sexual behaviour between well-acquainted individuals whose HIV …