Situational correlates of condom use in a sample of African-American drug users who are primarily crack cocaine users.

摘要: We studied the situational determinants of condom use for vaginal sex in 151 African-American crack cocaine users Houston, Texas, using presentation (Sitpres) methodology, which uses hypothetical scenarios with randomly generated levels eight variables across 10~scenarios that may impact decision to a condom. Multiple regression showed associated high probability were older age, how badly partner wants condom, and respondent sex. Crack craving or level intoxication not correlates. The Sitpres methodology was successfully used by these data indicated it sexual variables, rather than drug-associated significantly use.