The interplay between feelings and beliefs about condoms as predictors of their use.
The interplay between feelings and beliefs about condoms as predictors of their use.
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DOI:
10.1080/08870446.2017.1320797
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发表时间:
2018-03
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Kiviniemi MT
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作者:
Ellis EM;Rajagopal R;Kiviniemi MT
Negative feelings about condoms are a key barrier to their use. Using the behavioral affective associations model, we examined the joint effects of affective associations and cognitive beliefs about condoms on condom use. In Study 1 (N = 97), students completed measures of their affective associations and cognitive beliefs about sex and condoms, sexual activity, and condom use. In Study 2 (N = 171), a measure of behavioral intentions and condom selection task were added. Condom use measured in Study 1 as 1) current condom use, and 2) willingness to use condoms; in Study 2 as: 1) behavioral intentions, 2) number of condoms selected. Affective associations with sex and condoms were behavior-specific, were directly associated with the respective behavior, and mediated the relations of cognitive beliefs to behavior, ps <.05. In Study 2, affective associations were associated with behavioral intentions and the number of condoms selected, ps <.05; cognitive beliefs were indirectly associated with these outcomes through affective associations, indirect effects: ps < .05. Affective associations are a behavior-specific and proximal predictor of condom use, mediating the effect of cognitive beliefs, suggesting they may be a particularly viable intervention target.
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