APS
31st APS Annual Convention · 2019
Risky Sexual Behavior: Does Contraceptive Use, STI Testing and Gender Make a Difference?
Session: Poster Session VIII
Authors
- Shelia Greenlee
Christopher Newport University - Dorothy DoolittlePresenting Author
Christopher Newport University - Ashley McHenry
Christopher Newport University - Kayla Robichaud
Christopher Newport University - Naomi Hairston
Christopher Newport University - Isabel Rice-Martorell
Christopher Newport University - Jasmine Norman
Christopher Newport University - Brandi Houck
Christopher Newport University - Alysa Zieman
Christopher Newport University
Abstract
Seventy-six college students completed the Risky Sexual Behavior Survey. Contraceptive users were more likely than non-users to report having unprotected sex, while STI-testers were more likely than non STI-testers to report they participated in sexting and that causal sex with multiple partners is okay. No significant gender differences were found.
Sexuality/Sexual Behavior
