Sexual health · 2013
African-American men's exposure to music videos and their sexual attitudes and risk behaviour.
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Diclemente Ralph J, Alexander Adannaa O, Braxton Nikia D, Ricks Janelle M, Seth Puja
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Media is a social determinant of HIV and sexually transmissible infection (STI) risk. However, limited empirical data have examined men's media exposure and their sexual attitudes and behaviour towards women.
METHODS: Eighty heterosexual African-American men were assessed on their exposure to music videos, sexual attitudes and behaviour. They also were tested for STIs.
RESULTS: Findings indicated that men influenced by music videos reported more sexual adventurism, more condom barriers, more lifetime sexual partners, more condom request refusals, substance abuse and a history of incarceration.
CONCLUSIONS: Further longitudinal research is needed to better understand this relationship and to address the role of media in HIV and STI prevention interventions.
METHODS: Eighty heterosexual African-American men were assessed on their exposure to music videos, sexual attitudes and behaviour. They also were tested for STIs.
RESULTS: Findings indicated that men influenced by music videos reported more sexual adventurism, more condom barriers, more lifetime sexual partners, more condom request refusals, substance abuse and a history of incarceration.
CONCLUSIONS: Further longitudinal research is needed to better understand this relationship and to address the role of media in HIV and STI prevention interventions.