Does Alcohol Lead to Sexual Risk Behavior? Findings from Event-Level Research
Does Alcohol Lead to Sexual Risk Behavior? Findings from Event-Level Research
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10.1080/10532528.2000.10559786
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2000-03
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L. Weinhardt;M. Carey
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作者：
L. Weinhardt;M. Carey
摘要饮酒导致性风险行为的观点几乎是普遍存在的。为了确定这种信念是否有道理，我们确定了关于酒精，风险性联系的理论和研究。我们集中我们的审查研究，使用事件水平的方法，因为这种方法提供了一个特别敏感，但严格的测试的情境酒精，风险性的连接。总体而言，现有事件层面研究的数据表明，清醒时使用避孕套的人在喝酒时也倾向于使用避孕套;喝酒时不使用避孕套的人在清醒时也可能不使用。我们认识到这一规则的几个经验例外，并为未来的研究提供建议。
Abstract The belief that alcohol use leads to sexual risk behavior is nearly ubiquitous. To determine if this belief is warranted, we identify theory and research regarding the alcohol, risky-sex link. We focus our review on studies that use the event-level methodology because this approach provides a particularly sensitive but stringent test of the situational alcohol, risky-sex connection. Overall, the data from available event-level studies indicate that people who use condoms when they are sober also tend to use them when drinking; people who fail to use condoms when drinking probably also fail to use them when sober. We recognize several empirical exceptions to this rule and provide suggestions for future research.