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MSMの間でコンドームの使用の動機を評価する:性的なリスクの新しい尺度としての努力の割引

Peter Luehring-Jones1, Tibor P Palfai2, Jeffrey S Simons3

  • 1Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Boston University, 900 Commonwealth Avenue, 2nd Floor, Boston, MA, 02215, USA. pluehrin@bu.edu.

AIDS and behavior
|February 19, 2026
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まとめ

新しい性的努力を軽視するタスクは,男性と性交する男性 (MSM) のコンドーム使用の動機を正確に測定します. このツールは,モチベーションが性的な意思決定とコンドームの使用にどのように影響するか,リアルタイムで理解するのに役立ちます.

キーワード:
コンドームの使用エコロジカル・モメンタリー・アセスメント努力値下げ (Effort discounting) とは,労力値下げ (effort discounting) を用いて計算する手法です.男性とセックスする男性.モチベーション モチベーション モチベーション

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