In this study, the authors confirm and expand previous findings (M. Anastasi, RG Sawyer, &
PJ Pinciaro, 1999; JE Lewis & RM Malow, 1997) concerning college students' knowledge …

This study examined attitudes about AIDS and the effects of those attitudes on the behavior
of 131 undergraduate college students. Participants reported having minimal concern about …

We performed secondary analyses on data originally collected by telephone from a random
sample of 294 undergraduates from a large northeastern university to examine students' …

The objective of this study was to examine the impact of belief about transmissibility of AIDS
and concern about the disease on perceived changes in premarital sexual practices. It was …

Collected data from 1,127 students at geographically diverse universities and colleges in the
US to assess Ss' knowledge and attitudes about acquired immune deficiency syndrome …

Whereas college students are not identified as a high-risk group for acquiring the HIV
infection, they exhibit high-risk behaviors consistent with their age group, including multiple …

This research explored the relationship between behavioral intentions to engage in AIDS‐
risky sexual practices and a variety of variables that are theoretically and/or popularly …

This study assessed levels of knowledge, attitudes, and perceived susceptibility to AIDS
among freshman college students attending a university in the southeastern United States …

This preliminary study examined the possible relationship between knowledge about AIDS,
subjective perception of the risk of contracting AIDS, and sexual behavior in a sample of …

The purpose of this study was to investigate the sexual behaviors of college students and
assess the extent to which they were engaging in behaviors that have a risk for contracting …