African American Women's Language Use in Response to Male Partners' Condom Negotiation Tactics.
African American Women's Language Use in Response to Male Partners' Condom Negotiation Tactics.
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非裔美国妇女使用语言来回应男性伴侣的安全套谈判策略。
DOI：
10.1080/10510974.2017.1412335
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发表时间：
2018
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
Monahan,JenniferL
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作者：
Li,Yachao;Samp,JenniferA;Cone,ValerieBColes;Kollar,LauraMMercer;DiClemente,RalphJ;Monahan,JenniferL
African American women are vulnerable for sexual health risk; thus, condom use is essential. Guided by research linking goals to communicative content, this study explored women’s use of I-, you-, we-, and hedging language during condom negotiation. Female participants (N= 193) engaged in a condom negotiation role play with male confederates, where language use measures were coded. I-language was used the most frequently. Language use differed as a function of men’s tactics, such that women primarily used I-language in response to verbal attacks, you-language in response to seduction, and I- and we-language in response to information seeking. Women who engaged in more recent condom use were more likely to use you-language and, when confederates attacked, they responded with more you-language and less hedging.
