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Social Factors, Social Support And Condom Use Behavior Among Young Urban Slum Inhabitants In Southwest Nigeria
2009
East African Journal of Public Health
Objectives: Despite widespread knowledge that condoms offer protection against STIs/HIV when used correctly and consistently, many young people do not regularly use condoms, thus leading to new sexually transmitted infections, including HIV and AIDS. This study explored condom use behaviour, specifically the extent to which beliefs, self efficacy, risk perception and perceived social support act as predictors of use or non-use of condoms among sexually active young people aged 15-24 years.
doi:10.4314/eajph.v5i3.39006
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