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Richard de Visser

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Health Education Research|February 15, 2005
One size fits all? Promoting condom use for sexually transmitted infection prevention among heterosexual young adultsRichard de Visser
British Journal of Health Psychology|April 26, 2007
Why do heterosexual young adults who use reliable contraception also use condoms? Results from a diary-based prospective longitudinal studyRichard de Visser
Sexual Health|December 9, 2008
Correlates of parents' reports of acceptability of human papilloma virus vaccination for their school-aged childrenRichard de Visser, Elizabeth McDonnell
Psychology & Health|November 20, 2013
Being a non-drinking student: an interpretative phenomenological analysisDominic Conroy, Richard de Visser
Substance Use & Misuse|September 9, 2016
Understanding the Association Between Relative Sociability Prototypes and University Students' Drinking IntentionDominic Conroy, Richard de Visser
Journal of Health Psychology|December 25, 2013
The importance of authenticity for student non-drinkers: An interpretative phenomenological analysisDominic Conroy, Richard de Visser
Journal of Health Psychology|November 29, 2012
'Man up!' Discursive constructions of non-drinkers among UK undergraduatesDominic Conroy, Richard de Visser
The British Journal of Social Psychology|June 15, 2007
Swings and roundabouts: management of jealousy in heterosexual swinging couplesRichard de Visser, Dee McDonald
Journal of Health Psychology|August 16, 2006
Mister in-between: a case study of masculine identity and health-related behaviourRichard de Visser, Jonathan A Smith
Addictive Behaviors Reports|December 28, 2020
"Have a little less, feel a lot better": Mixed-method evaluation of an alcohol interventionNina Lockwood, Richard de Visser, John Larsen
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Health Education Research|February 15, 2005
One size fits all? Promoting condom use for sexually transmitted infection prevention among heterosexual young adultsRichard de Visser
British Journal of Health Psychology|April 26, 2007
Why do heterosexual young adults who use reliable contraception also use condoms? Results from a diary-based prospective longitudinal studyRichard de Visser
Sexual Health|December 9, 2008
Correlates of parents' reports of acceptability of human papilloma virus vaccination for their school-aged childrenRichard de Visser, Elizabeth McDonnell
Psychology & Health|November 20, 2013
Being a non-drinking student: an interpretative phenomenological analysisDominic Conroy, Richard de Visser
Substance Use & Misuse|September 9, 2016
Understanding the Association Between Relative Sociability Prototypes and University Students' Drinking IntentionDominic Conroy, Richard de Visser
Journal of Health Psychology|December 25, 2013
The importance of authenticity for student non-drinkers: An interpretative phenomenological analysisDominic Conroy, Richard de Visser
Journal of Health Psychology|November 29, 2012
'Man up!' Discursive constructions of non-drinkers among UK undergraduatesDominic Conroy, Richard de Visser
The British Journal of Social Psychology|June 15, 2007
Swings and roundabouts: management of jealousy in heterosexual swinging couplesRichard de Visser, Dee McDonald
Journal of Health Psychology|August 16, 2006
Mister in-between: a case study of masculine identity and health-related behaviourRichard de Visser, Jonathan A Smith
Addictive Behaviors Reports|December 28, 2020
"Have a little less, feel a lot better": Mixed-method evaluation of an alcohol interventionNina Lockwood, Richard de Visser, John Larsen
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