Rochelle N Shain
Biographic Data
| ID | 353690 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rochelle N Shain |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rochelle N |
| FAMILY NAME | Shain |
| SIGNATURE | SHAIN R N |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Rural Mexican‐American Adolescent Sexual Risk Behavior
Context: There is a need for community‐based, culturally sensitive, cognitive‐behavioral interventions to reduce sexual risk behavior among minority adolescents. Studies of adolescent risk and protective behaviors have focused on identifying modifiable psychosocial variables that predict differential outcomes for subsequent intervention efforts. Research has been scarce in studies of rural minority adolescent women. Purpose: To examine the protec…
Men I Mess with Don't Have Anything to do with Aids
Pivotal in HIV/STD intervention and prevention is how individuals perceive risk. This article discusses how ethnotheory can be used to understand the underpinnings of risk perception from the subject's perspective. Ethnotheory's theoretical and methodological character extends present models used to explain sex-related HIV behaviors and provides insights into risk perception useful for the development of effective intervention strategies. Four de…
Married women and contraceptive sterilization
Two hundred and fifty-five married women about to have a tubal ligation and 167 women whose husbands were about to have a vasectomy were interviewed about their decisions. The data were analysed to determine the factors with which pre-surgical ambivalence about the decision was associated. Three independent factors were indicated: a substantive factor related to childbearing motivations, attitudes, and beliefs; a processual factor related to the …
A model of the determinants in married women of sterilization method choice
The decision to terminate childbearing
This paper examines the degree of preoperative ambivalence expressed by 255 currently married tubal ligation patients compared to 167 wives of vasectomy patients regarding the decision to terminate childbearing and aspects of the decision‐making process which account for differences between groups. Data indicate that tubal ligation women are significantly more certain and comfortable with their decision than are vasectomy wives. In order to expla…
Fertility Control
Tubal sterilization
Men I Mess with Don't Have Anything to do with Aids
Pivotal in HIV/STD intervention and prevention is how individuals perceive risk. This article discusses how ethnotheory can be used to understand the underpinnings of risk perception from the subject's perspective. Ethnotheory's theoretical and methodological character extends present models used to explain sex-related HIV behaviors and provides insights into risk perception useful for the development of effective intervention strategies. Four de…
A model of the determinants in married women of sterilization method choice
Fertility Control
Tubal sterilization
The decision to terminate childbearing
This paper examines the degree of preoperative ambivalence expressed by 255 currently married tubal ligation patients compared to 167 wives of vasectomy patients regarding the decision to terminate childbearing and aspects of the decision‐making process which account for differences between groups. Data indicate that tubal ligation women are significantly more certain and comfortable with their decision than are vasectomy wives. In order to expla…
Married women and contraceptive sterilization
Two hundred and fifty-five married women about to have a tubal ligation and 167 women whose husbands were about to have a vasectomy were interviewed about their decisions. The data were analysed to determine the factors with which pre-surgical ambivalence about the decision was associated. Three independent factors were indicated: a substantive factor related to childbearing motivations, attitudes, and beliefs; a processual factor related to the …
A model of the determinants in married women of sterilization method choice
Men I Mess with Don't Have Anything to do with Aids
Pivotal in HIV/STD intervention and prevention is how individuals perceive risk. This article discusses how ethnotheory can be used to understand the underpinnings of risk perception from the subject's perspective. Ethnotheory's theoretical and methodological character extends present models used to explain sex-related HIV behaviors and provides insights into risk perception useful for the development of effective intervention strategies. Four de…
Rural Mexican‐American Adolescent Sexual Risk Behavior
Context: There is a need for community‐based, culturally sensitive, cognitive‐behavioral interventions to reduce sexual risk behavior among minority adolescents. Studies of adolescent risk and protective behaviors have focused on identifying modifiable psychosocial variables that predict differential outcomes for subsequent intervention efforts. Research has been scarce in studies of rural minority adolescent women. Purpose: To examine the protec…
Psychology (6 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Family planning (4 works) · Fertility (4 works) · Male Reproductive Health Studies (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Reproductive Health and Technologies (4 works) · Research methodology (4 works)