Discounting of Condom-Protected Sex as a Measure of High Risk for Sexually Transmitted Infection Among College Students.
Discounting of Condom-Protected Sex as a Measure of High Risk for Sexually Transmitted Infection Among College Students.
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DOI：
10.1007/s10508-016-0836-x
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发表时间：
2017-10
影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
Yi R
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作者：
Collado A;Johnson PS;Loya JM;Johnson MW;Yi R
这项研究调查了性延迟折扣，或面对延迟的避孕套保护性行为的贬值，作为大学生性传播感染（STI）的风险因素。参与者（143名女性，117名男性）完成了性延迟折扣任务（SDDT）和危险性行为，风险认知和知识的问卷。参与者表现出陡峭的性延迟折扣（高于和超出一般可能性的无保护性行为）时，合作伙伴被视为更可取或不太可能有性病，与男性表现出更大的性延迟折扣比女性在大多数情况下。重要的是，自我报告的高风险性行为与较高的性延迟折扣率相关，但与在没有延迟的情况下使用避孕套的可能性无关。这些结果为考虑性延迟折扣提供了支持，特别强调了潜在的延迟避孕套的使用，作为大学生性传播感染的风险因素。
The study examined sexual delay discounting, or the devaluation of condom-protected sex in the face of delay, as a risk factor for sexually transmitted infection (STI) among college students. Participants (143 females, 117 males) completed the Sexual Delay Discounting Task (SDDT) and questionnaires of risky sexual behavior, risk perception, and knowledge. Participants exhibited steeper sexual delay discounting (above and beyond general likelihood of having unprotected sex) when partners were viewed as more desirable or less likely to have a STI, with males demonstrating greater sexual delay discounting than females across most conditions. Importantly, greater self-reported risky sexual behaviors were associated with higher rates of sexual delay discounting, but not with likelihood of using a condom in the absence of delay. These results provide support for considering sexual delay discounting, with particular emphasis on potential delays to condom use, as a risk factor for STI among college students.
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