Sandra E Taylor
Biographic Data
| ID | 115204 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sandra E Taylor |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sandra E |
| FAMILY NAME | Taylor |
| SIGNATURE | TAYLOR S E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Clark Atlanta University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Building Health Coalitions in the Black Community
An Historical Analysis of Health and Collaborative Efforts in African American Communities The Federal and Foundation Emphasis on Coalition Initiatives Coalitions in Theory and Practice The Urban Context Coalitions Combating Alcohol, Tobacco and Drug Use The Black Faith Community and Public Health Communities of Color Respond to Environmental Threats to Health The Environmental Justice Framework Rural Coalitions and Substance Abuse Prevention A C…
Sex-Related HIV/Aids Prevention Among African American College Students: Issues for Preventive Counseling
This study examined condom use during oral and anal sex among 1,593 African American male and female college undergraduates. Findings suggest a high level of concordance between men and women on several measures. However, female participants were more likely to use condoms during oral and anal sex than were male participants
Behavioral Predictors of Intended Sexual Behavior Among a Sample of African American Undergraduates
The research reported herein tested the prediction of intended sexual behavior among a sample of African American college students.from self-reported past sexual behavior, selecteddemographic attributes, and sociobehavioral variables. This study is guided by the hypothesis that selected demographic and sociocognitive variables, in addition to past sexual behavior, can predict intended sexual behavior over an ensuing 12-month period. Demographic v…
Perceptions of Vulnerability to Aids Among African American Men: Considerations for Primary Preventive Counseling for Undergraduates
The purpose of this paper is to suggest some factors counselors should consider in dealing with perceptions of vulnerability to HIV/AIDS among African American college-age males. For this study, perceived vulnerability to AIDS is a latent variable that refers to an individual's belief of their likelihood of contracting HIV when not using a condom. The objective of the study is to contribute to the knowledge needed by counselors, school educators,…
Health Issues in the Black Community
Succeeding and Failing in School
Black Students in Higher Education: Conditions and Experiences in the 1970s
A Good Look at I.Q: The Heredity vs. Environment Question
Sex-Related HIV/Aids Prevention Among African American College Students: Issues for Preventive Counseling
This study examined condom use during oral and anal sex among 1,593 African American male and female college undergraduates. Findings suggest a high level of concordance between men and women on several measures. However, female participants were more likely to use condoms during oral and anal sex than were male participants
Behavioral Predictors of Intended Sexual Behavior Among a Sample of African American Undergraduates
The research reported herein tested the prediction of intended sexual behavior among a sample of African American college students.from self-reported past sexual behavior, selecteddemographic attributes, and sociobehavioral variables. This study is guided by the hypothesis that selected demographic and sociocognitive variables, in addition to past sexual behavior, can predict intended sexual behavior over an ensuing 12-month period. Demographic v…
A Good Look at I.Q: The Heredity vs. Environment Question
Black Students in Higher Education: Conditions and Experiences in the 1970s
Succeeding and Failing in School
Health Issues in the Black Community
Perceptions of Vulnerability to Aids Among African American Men: Considerations for Primary Preventive Counseling for Undergraduates
The purpose of this paper is to suggest some factors counselors should consider in dealing with perceptions of vulnerability to HIV/AIDS among African American college-age males. For this study, perceived vulnerability to AIDS is a latent variable that refers to an individual's belief of their likelihood of contracting HIV when not using a condom. The objective of the study is to contribute to the knowledge needed by counselors, school educators,…
Sex-Related HIV/Aids Prevention Among African American College Students: Issues for Preventive Counseling
This study examined condom use during oral and anal sex among 1,593 African American male and female college undergraduates. Findings suggest a high level of concordance between men and women on several measures. However, female participants were more likely to use condoms during oral and anal sex than were male participants
Behavioral Predictors of Intended Sexual Behavior Among a Sample of African American Undergraduates
The research reported herein tested the prediction of intended sexual behavior among a sample of African American college students.from self-reported past sexual behavior, selecteddemographic attributes, and sociobehavioral variables. This study is guided by the hypothesis that selected demographic and sociocognitive variables, in addition to past sexual behavior, can predict intended sexual behavior over an ensuing 12-month period. Demographic v…
Building Health Coalitions in the Black Community
An Historical Analysis of Health and Collaborative Efforts in African American Communities The Federal and Foundation Emphasis on Coalition Initiatives Coalitions in Theory and Practice The Urban Context Coalitions Combating Alcohol, Tobacco and Drug Use The Black Faith Community and Public Health Communities of Color Respond to Environmental Threats to Health The Environmental Justice Framework Rural Coalitions and Substance Abuse Prevention A C…
Psychology (5 works) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Clinical Psychology (2 works) · Condom (2 works) · Family medicine (2 works) · Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV (2 works) · Mathematics education (2 works)