Behavioral processes underlying sexual behavior are important for understanding normal
human functioning and risk behavior leading to sexually transmitted infections (STIs). This …

Abstract The Sexual Delay Discounting Task (SDDT; Johnson & Bruner,) is a behavioral
economic task that assesses sexual risk-taking by measuring likelihood of immediate and …

Condom use substantially reduces unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted
infections. While condom availability is a significant public health priority, effects of condom …

Original, open‐source computer software was developed and validated against established
delay discounting methods in the literature. The software executed approximate Bayesian …

Condom negotiation is typically a dyadic process, influenced by a host of factors that can
impact sexual health decision-making. The current paper investigated the influence of …

The mating effort questionnaire (MEQ) is a multi-dimensional self-report instrument that
captures factors reflecting individual effort in upgrading from a current partner, investment in …

Reports worldwide have been showing increasing rates of sexually transmitted infections
(STIs) and condomless sex in recent years. Research has identified several individual and …

Lack of condom use among youth is a major contributor to the spread of sexually transmitted
infections (STIs) including HIV/AIDS, which has lifelong deleterious health consequences …

Objective: Sexual delay discounting describes the decreased likelihood of condom-
protected sex if a condom is not immediately available, which can be quantitatively …

Objective Did living through the COVID-19 pandemic cause healthy college students to
experience “pandemic-brain,” a phenomenon characterized by difficulties with various …