Background/aim Intimate partner controlling behavior toward women is an important form of
intimate partner violence (IPV), both in terms of limiting women's daily lives and in terms of …

Abstract Purpose In Mozambique, women are the most affected by HIV/AIDS. Self-efficacy is
one of the main predictors of effective use of a condom. Therefore, it is essential to identify …

Results: 278 papers were identified and 22 eligible papers were selected for analysis.
Reviewed literature exhibited that self-efficacy is very crucial in the clinical performance of …

This study aimed to identify psychosocial correlates of intimate partner violence (IPV) by
using constructs derived from the self-determination theory (SDT) and gender-power scales …

Adolescent girls in sub-Saharan Africa have been deemed one of the most critical
populations to address in the campaign for an HIV-free generation. Experiences of intimate …

This study examined the prevalence of intimate partner violence (Intimate Partner Violence)
and its associations with sexual agency among women and adolescent girls in the …

Background Condoms are playing a central role in the prevention of sexually transmitted
infections, human immune virus, and unintended pregnancy particularly among young …

Background Previous studies have examined consistent condom use correlates in South
Africa, focusing on sociodemographic factors, HIV risk perceptions, relationship conflict …

In the current study, we utilized a person-centered approach to examine the relations of
parental psychological control (PPC) and relationship self-efficacy (RSE) to power dynamics …

Through in-depth qualitative interviews conducted with 16 rural women who have survived
domestic violence, as well as 17 support providers, this study gained insight into the survival …