Main partner's resistance to condoms and HIV protection among disadvantaged, minority women.
作者： Tatiana Perrino , M. Isabel Fernández , G. Stephen Bowen , Kristopher Arheart
关键词: Disadvantaged 、 Clinical psychology 、 Population 、 Resistance (psychoanalysis) 、 Social psychology 、 Medicine 、 Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) 、 Psychological intervention 、 Ethnic group 、 Intervention (counseling) 、 Developed country
摘要: From a study of high-risk minority women we examined data for subgroup 201 who participated in “male condom-focused” HIV prevention intervention and reported having attempted to convince their main partner use condoms the 3 months following intervention. Factors related consistent condom with post-intervention were not living fewer sexual encounters no recent encounter which either was under influence drugs. At factors women’s future intentions consistently were: sex while drugs woman’s desire partner. Main partner’s resistance unrelated or consistently. Findings identify barriers within primary relationships critical yet challenging focal point interventions. (authors)
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