2021
DOI: 10.7202/1075471ar
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L’intention D’utiliser Le Préservatif Féminin Au Cameroun : Une Analyse Du Comportement Planifié

Abstract: Cette étude menée au Cameroun, auprès de 1 944 femmes et hommes, essaie de prédire l’intention d’utiliser le préservatif féminin. Les résultats indiquent que les deux sexes réalisent de faibles scores d’intention, notamment en matière de croyances, de préférence du préservatif masculin au Fémidon, de valorisation sociale, de normes subjectives, et de contrôle comportemental perçu. Par ailleurs, des variables, habituellement absentes dans les modèles de l’action raisonnée et du comportement planifié, peuvent am… Show more

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“…The average score of perceived behavioral control in the experimental group significantly increased six months after the educational intervention. Readers can also access the findings of studies by Kenney et al [ 14 ], Jengoué Ngamaleu et al [ 37 ], Khalajabadi Farahani et al, [ 38 ] and Abbaspour et al [ 20 ]. In the current study, strategies for raising perceived behavioral control of people to stop high-risk behaviors (including self-awareness training, resilience, problem-solving, coping mechanisms, effective communication, hope and foresight, emotional regulation, and anger control) were given to addicts during educational sessions, and people were asked to gradually reduce the number of risky behaviors, which has increased the perceived behavioral control score in the study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The average score of perceived behavioral control in the experimental group significantly increased six months after the educational intervention. Readers can also access the findings of studies by Kenney et al [ 14 ], Jengoué Ngamaleu et al [ 37 ], Khalajabadi Farahani et al, [ 38 ] and Abbaspour et al [ 20 ]. In the current study, strategies for raising perceived behavioral control of people to stop high-risk behaviors (including self-awareness training, resilience, problem-solving, coping mechanisms, effective communication, hope and foresight, emotional regulation, and anger control) were given to addicts during educational sessions, and people were asked to gradually reduce the number of risky behaviors, which has increased the perceived behavioral control score in the study.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%