Risky Sex and Drinking Context in Young Women and Men |
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O'Hare,Thomas
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1999
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Journal
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Journal-of-Human-Behavior-in-the-Social-Environment
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2(4) 1-18
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Young Adults
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| Pedagogies |
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Here, 1997/98 questionnaire data from 233 U of Rhode Island undergraduates are used to examine the factor structure of 16 items representing a sociocognitive model of drinking-related risky beliefs & behaviors regarding sexual activity (enhancement, risky sex, gender-role expectancy) & test the relationship of these three factors to three situational drinking subscales (convivial, personal-intimate, & negative coping). MANOVA showed significant main effects for the three subscales & gender, & drinking context x gender interaction effects for risky sexual beliefs & behaviors. Theoretical & practical implications are examined. 2 Tables, 30 References. Adapted from the source document
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