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- M K Strader, M L Beaman, and M McSweeney.
- School of Nursing, University of Missouri, St Louis 63121-4499.
- J Adv Nurs. 1992 Jun 1; 17 (6): 699-703.
AbstractData from a 1989 survey using the condom attitude and belief instrument with 310 clients from two sexually transmitted disease clinics identified significant social referents who influence condom-use intentions. They are sexual partner, father and friends. The present study found that communication with these referents had a positive net effect on beliefs about and intentions to use condoms. Implications applicable for intervention programmes to increase condom use are to promote talking about condoms between the sexual partners and important social referents and to develop such communication skills.
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