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Safer Sex Media Messages and Adolescent Sexual Behavior: 3-Year Follow-Up Results From Project iMPPACS

HENNESSY, Michael ; ROMER, Daniel ; VALOIS, Robert F ; VANABLE, Peter ; CAREY, Michael P ; STANTON, Bonita ; BROWN, Larry ; DICLEMENTE, Ralph ; SALAZAR, Laura F

American journal of public health (1971), 2013, Vol.103 (1), p.134-140 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Washington, DC: American Public Health Association

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Safer Sex Media Messages and Adolescent Sexual Behavior: 3-Year Follow-Up Results From Project iMPPACS
Autor: HENNESSY, Michael ; ROMER, Daniel ; VALOIS, Robert F ; VANABLE, Peter ; CAREY, Michael P ; STANTON, Bonita ; BROWN, Larry ; DICLEMENTE, Ralph ; SALAZAR, Laura F
Assuntos: Adolescent ; Adolescent Behavior - ethnology ; African Americans ; Biological and medical sciences ; Clinical trials ; Condoms ; Female ; Follow-Up Studies ; General aspects ; Health Promotion - methods ; Health Surveys ; HIV ; Human immunodeficiency virus ; Humans ; Intention ; Intervention ; Longitudinal Studies ; Male ; Mass Media ; Medical sciences ; Miscellaneous ; Prevention and actions ; Program Evaluation ; Public health ; Public health. Hygiene ; Public health. Hygiene-occupational medicine ; Research and Practice ; Safe Sex ; Scandals ; Sexual behavior ; Sexual Behavior - ethnology ; Sexually transmitted diseases ; STD ; Teenagers ; Vagina ; Young adults
É parte de: American journal of public health (1971), 2013, Vol.103 (1), p.134-140
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M. Hennessy and D. Romer were responsible for initial drafts of the article and all the data analysis. D. Romer, R. F. Valois, P. Vanable, M. P. Carey, L. Brown, R. DiClemente, and L. F. Salazar were responsible for the Project iMPPACS study design. P. Vanable and M. P. Carey were responsible for data collection instruments. R. DiClemente and L. F. Salazar were responsible for sexually transmitted infection testing protocols and procedures. M. Hennessy and D. Romer were responsible for data aggregation and data analysis. B. Stanton was responsible for design of the small-group intervention. All listed authors reviewed and commented on initial draft of this article.
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Descrição: We estimated the long-term (36-month) effects of Project iMPPACS, a multisite randomized controlled trial of mass media and small-group intervention for African American adolescents. We collected 6 waves of longitudinal data on program participants aged 14 to 17 years (n = 1139) in Providence, Rhode Island; Syracuse, New York; Columbia, South Carolina; and Macon, Georgia, 36 months (December 2009-December 2010) after the intervention began (August 2006-January 2008). Seemingly unrelated regressions at each wave estimated the effects of 3 types of mass media messages (the thematic mediators: selection, pleasure, and negotiation) on condom use intention and self-reported unprotected vaginal sex events. All 3 mediators of behavior change that were introduced during the media intervention were sustained at the follow-up assessments at least 18 months after the intervention ended, with intention having the largest correlation. Unprotected vaginal sex increased with each wave of the study, although cities receiving media exposure had smaller increases. Project iMPPACS demonstrates that mass media influence delivered over an extended period, when adolescents were beginning to learn patterns of behavior associated with sex, persisted after the media program ended.
Editor: Washington, DC: American Public Health Association
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Safer Sex Media Messages and Adolescent Sexual Behavior: 3-Year Follow-Up Results From Project iMPPACS

HENNESSY, Michael ; ROMER, Daniel ; VALOIS, Robert F ; VANABLE, Peter ; CAREY, Michael P ; STANTON, Bonita ; BROWN, Larry ; DICLEMENTE, Ralph ; SALAZAR, Laura F

Washington, DC: American Public Health Association

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