Dr. Villarreal’s research publications

Title
Authors
Gladys E Ibañez, Barbara Van Oss Marin, Christina Villarreal, Cynthia A Gomez
Publication date
2007/3/1
Journal name
AIDS and Behavior
Volume
11
Issue
2
Pages
339-339
Publisher
Springer Netherlands
Description
Page 1. ERRATUM Barrier Methods of Prevention Condom Use at Last Sex Among Unmarried
Latino Men: An Event Level Analysis Gladys E. Iban˜ez Æ Barbara Van Oss Marin Æ Christina
Villarreal Æ Cynthia A. Gomez Published online: 27 December 2006 © Springer

Condom Use at Last Sex Among Unmarried Latino Men: An Event Level Analysis
Journal AIDS and Behavior
Publisher Springer Netherlands
ISSN 1090-7165 (Print) 1573-3254 (Online)
Issue Volume 9, Number 4 / December, 2005
Category Barrier Methods of Prevention
DOI 10.1007/s10461-005-9015-0
Pages 433-441
Subject Collection Medicine
SpringerLink Date Friday, December 02, 2005

Published online: 2 December 2005
Information about a specific sexual event can shed light on factors that facilitate or impede condom use. Data were collected by a random digit-dialing telephone survey of unmarried Latino adults in 10 states with large Latino populations. In multivariate analyses, among heterosexually active unmarried Latino men (n  = 591), those who reported having a condom available, engaging in a conversation about condoms, having a non-steady, casual partner or a one-time partner, were more likely to use condoms. Men were more likely to use condoms when no other birth control was used or pregnancy was not possible than other men. Findings were similar for both low and high acculturated men. Interventions that increase condom availability may be particularly useful for reducing HIV risk among Latino heterosexual men.

KEY WORDS: event analysis – condom use – latino – men – condom availability – language acculturation

Authors
Christina Villarreal
Publication date
2003
Institution
Alliant International University, California School of Professional Psychology, San Francisco Bay
Dr. Villarreal conducted research during her undergraduate studies in Psychology at Emory University examining non-verbal communication under the direction of Dr. Stephen Nowicki, director of clinical training, head of the Psychological Center, and head of the Counseling Center at Emory University. He has received two Fulbright awards, has been twice named a von Humboldt Scholar for Research in Germany, and has been awarded the Benjamin Meaker and Leverhulme fellowships for research study in England. He received the outstanding researcher award in applied settings from the Division of Clinical Psychology of the American Psychological Society, of which he is a founding fellow.

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