ArticleJournal of studies on alcohol and drugs2025
Men's Coercive Condom Use Resistance: The Roles of Alcohol and Emotional Factors.
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- Adversarial Heterosexual Beliefs Moderate the Effects of Daily Emotion Modulation and Sex Motives on Condom Use Resistance: A 32-Day Daily Diary Study Among Young Men.Psychology of men & masculinity · 2026Article
- An Event-Level Investigation of Young Men's Condom Use Resistance: Associations with Global Sex-Related Alcohol Expectancies and Daily Drinking and Sex Motives.Journal of sex research · 2026Article
- Adult Men's Sexual Assault Victimization and Condom Use Resistance: A Preliminary Investigation.Psychology of men & masculinity · 2026Article
- Alcohol and Sexual and Intimate Partner Violence: A Review, Current Trends, and a Look Toward the Future.Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs · 2025Article
- Alcohol and Emotion Regulation Interventions: Effects on Men's Sexual Arousal, Impulsivity, Cognitions Regarding Sexual Consequences, and Sexually Coercive Tactics.Applied cognitive psychologyArticle
- Adversarial Heterosexual Beliefs, Sexual Entitlement Cognitions, and Condom Use Resistance Intentions among Sober versus Intoxicated Men: A Multigroup Mediation Model.Applied cognitive psychologyArticle
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Abstract
objectiveMen's coercive condom use resistance (CUR) with female partners is common and is associated with greater alcohol consumption than men's noncoercive CUR engagement. Prior research indicates that emotion-related factors are relevant to alcohol-involved coercive CUR. Thus, in this alcohol administration study, we examined emotional factors as distal and proximal predictors of alcohol-involved coercive CUR among young men who have sex with women.
methodNon-problem-drinking young adult men who have sex with women (
resultsPath analysis testing a moderated mediation model revealed that for participants in the sober, positive mood conditions and the intoxicated, negative mood conditions, there was a positive association between distal emotion regulation difficulties and motives to have sex to cope with negative emotions. In addition, distal emotion regulation difficulties were positively associated with proximal difficulties modulating one's emotions among intoxicated participants. Among those with greater proximal difficulties modulating their emotions, state anger was positively associated with coercive CUR intentions.
conclusionsResults demonstrate the importance of alcohol intoxication, emotions and emotion regulation, and sexual coping motives in men's coercive CUR likelihood, demonstrating potential malleable targets for prevention efforts.
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