Sex scripts and power: A framework to explain urban women's HIV sexual risk with male partners
Sex scripts and power: A framework to explain urban women's HIV sexual risk with male partners
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DOI：
10.1016/j.cnur.2006.05.003
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发表时间：
2006-09-01
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2
通讯作者：
Jones, Rachel
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作者：
Jones, Rachel
艾滋病毒性传播的风险在城市年轻妇女中可能被认为是真实存在的；然而，如果一个人不进行无保护措施的性行为，失去男性伴侣的风险可能会更大。性剧本理论和巴雷特的权力理论被整合到一个框架中，以解释年轻成年城市女性对无保护性行为的性剧本反应是一种规范的关系促进行为。本文提出，通过将涉及健康促进行为的高能性脚本关联到熟悉的性脚本中，新的降低艾滋病毒风险的行为可能被整合到规范的性脚本中，因为这些脚本旨在满足熟悉的关系需求。
he risk of sexual transmission of HIV may be perceived to be real among young urban women; however, the risk of losing a male partner if one doesn't engage in unprotected sex may be perceived to be greater. Sex script theory and Barrett's theory of power as knowing participation in change, are integrated into a framework to explain young adult urban women's sex scripted response of unprotected sex as a normative relationship promoting behavior. It is proposed herein that by associating high-power sex scripts that involve health-promoting behaviors into the familiar sex scripts, new HIV risk-reducing behavior may be integrated into normative sex scripts because these are designed to fulfill familiar relationship needs.