Individual and situational markers of condom use and sex with nonprimary partners among alcoholic inpatients: findings from the ATRISK Study.
Individual and situational markers of condom use and sex with nonprimary partners among alcoholic inpatients: findings from the ATRISK Study.
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酗酒住院患者中安全套使用和与非主要伴侣发生性行为的个体和情境标记:ATRISK 研究的结果。
DOI:
10.1037//0278-6133.15.3.185
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发表时间:
1996
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影响因子:
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通讯作者:
Windle,M
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作者:
Scheidt,DM;Windle,M
Alcoholics in treatment have demonstrated increased rates of HIV risk behavior and infection. This study explored individual and situational variables associated with HIV risk behaviors such as condom nonuse and sex with nonprimary partners reported during structured interviews of 802 male and female alcoholic inpatients. Logistic regression analyses indicated that person variables, sexual history variables, and situation variables were independently associated with sexual risk behavior in the most recent episode. Results of paired t tests revealed that participants who had engaged in sex with both primary and nonprimary partners during the previous 6 months reported significantly more frequent alcohol and condom use in situations involving sex with nonprimary partners. Prevention efforts need to target alcoholic inpatients as a group and, within this group, to focus on both high-risk individuals and high-risk situations.