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A 12 page overview of the relationship that exists between condom use and the prevention
of the sexual transmission of AIDS. The author examines several prevalent ideological barriers to that utilization. These include: conflicting
information from government officials (and even a flagrant lack of awareness), misinformation about what acts are actually “safe sex”, lack of
planning, oral sex not being considered “real sex”, loss of pleasure, inconvenience in the “heat of the moment”, being in a “regular relationship”,
drug use, alcohol, the impact the successes witnessed in HAART treatment has made in regard to removing the urgency and perceived risk of AIDS.
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12 pages (~225 words per page)
File: AM2_PPcondm2.rtf
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Introduction Sex and sexuality play a multitude of roles in society. They determine to a
large degree how we relate to others and even how we perceive the world around us (Hollen, 2004). Sexuality impacts our value systems and our philosophy of life (Kalman
and Waughfield, 1983). It is an integral part of our self concept (Hollen, 2004). Sexual encounters with other human beings, however, come replete with a number of risk
(Hollen, 2004). Many of these risks can be life altering (Hollen, 2004). Some such as sexually transmitted diseases such as AIDS can even be fatal (Hollen, 2004).
In recent history we have promoted the term "safe sex" to describe methodologies that can lessen the risk of sex (Hollen, 2004). Anderson, K. N., L.E. Anderson, and W.D. Glanze
(1998) define "safe sex" as: "an intimate sex act between partners who use condoms or
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