Sexual Conflict, Alcohol and Sexual Risk Behaviors in Emerging Adults (ICPSR 35951)
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Jeffrey T. Parsons, City University of New York. Hunter College
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This project undertakes a longitudinal, prospective, mixed methods study of the relationship between alcohol consumption patterns and sexuality among male and female emerging adults (ages 18-29) in New York City. 400 emerging adults are recruited and enrolled in the study (stratified by gender, sexual orientation, and race/ethnicity) using Respondent Driven Sampling. Assessments of conflict, alcohol consumption patterns, and sexual risk-taking behaviors are conducted three times over the course of two years. Quantitative assessments (administered via Audio-CASI) are complemented by qualitative techniques. Mixed-methods strategies are used to examine the qualitative and quantitative data to explore potential implications for intervention development.
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NICHD funded the PRIMARY DATA COLLECTION of this project.
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