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Meanings of sexual risk behavior in inglés
Sexual behavior risking contracting sexually transmitted disease or pregnancy.
Usage of sexual risk behavior in inglés
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Results: The individual factors examined were associated with sexual risk behavior.
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A survey on sociodemographics, sexual history, and sexual risk behavior characteristics was completed.
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Nevertheless, feelings toward sexual risk behavior moderated the diffusion process.
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Intimate partner violence (IPV) victimization is a strong predictor of women's sexual risk behavior.
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Few studies have investigated how mother and father support differ on predicting youths' sexual risk behavior.
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The extent of sexual risk behavior over time was the strongest risk factor for repeated syphilis episodes.
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However, most respondents felt that some intervention was needed to address underlying poverty driving some sexual risk behavior.
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We examined the long-term effects of two interventions designed to reduce sexual risk behavior among African American adolescents.
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Community-based STI treatment and counseling can achieve significant, but short-lived reductions in sexual risk behavior among STI-positive youth.
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Background: Patient-provider sexual risk behavior discussions occur infrequently but may be facilitated by high-quality sexual risk screening tools.
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The indirect effect of physical and sexual IPV, respectively, on sexual risk behavior via social disconnection was significant.
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Findings: Results revealed that greater severity of psychological IPV was uniquely and directly related to greater sexual risk behavior.
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Structural equation modeling identified SUD and sexual orientation as the primary determinants of both drug and sexual risk behavior.
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Women with IPV-related PTSD had four times greater odds of recent sexual risk behavior compared to women without IPV-related PTSD.
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Rapid initiation of sexual risk behavior in adolescents can be explained by diffusion processes similar to those used to model epidemics.
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We hypothesize that incarceration works in tandem with drug use and other adverse social and economic factors to increase sexual risk behavior.