Relationship: The length of the hypothetical relationship
Short: This indicates that there have only been a couple of dates.
Medium: This indicates that you two have been dating for 2-10 months.
Long: This indicates that you two have been dating for one year or more; supposedly exclusive.
Experience: Your partners past sexual experiences
Low: May be any where from no sexual experience to maximum of 2 previous sexual partners.
Medium: More than 2 but less than 10 sexual partners.
High: More than 10 sexual partners.
Unknown: Do not know how many previous sexual partners.
Attitude: Your partners current attitude towards condom use
Accepts condom use: Prefers to use a condom despite spontaneity and/or sensation issues.
No preference: Does not have a preference towards condom use.
Rejects condom use: Prefers not to use a condom because of spontaneity and/or sensation issues.
Unknown: Do not know your partners attitude towards condom use.
After considering all three variables you will be asked to decide how likely it is that you
would make the decision to use or not use a condom
during sexual intercourse with the person described in the scenario. You can make your ratings by clicking a button on the
scale that ranges from very, very unlikely to use a condom to very, very likely to use a condom.
Clicking on the middle button means that you are neither likely nor unlikely to use a condom; there is a 50/50
chance you would use a condom. The farther to the left you click the more unlikely you are to use a condom with that person.
Furthermore, the farther to the right you click the more likely you are to use a condom with your hypothetical sexual partner
described in the scenario.
Warmup Trials for Factors Affecting Condom Use