The Impact of life changes on consistent condom use among Thai male youth a study in Kanchanaburi DSS Thailand

Name: Wang Dongling

MeSH: Sex Behavior -- in adolescence -- Thailand

LCSH: Condom use -- Kanchanaburi

Abstract: This is a tentative study examining the impact of life change events on consistent condom use among Thai male youth by longitudinal study. Panel data were drawn from the first (2000) and fifth (2004) round of census in Kanchanaburi Demographic Surveillance System (KDSS), Thailand. Among total 180 Thai male youth respondents who ever used condoms only 18 percent persist to use condoms consistently in last twelve months. Logistic regression analysis indicates that increased education has significantly positive effect on consistent condom use while broken marriage and quitting school are negative factors. Occupation change and residence change have no statistically significant association with consistent condom use. Moreover, male youth who are single, live in urban areas, have higher risk perception of STI/HIV, and use mobile phones are significantly prone to use condoms consistently compared with their counterparts. Therefore, further programs could pay more attention to married and rural male youth, as well as using mobile phone-based HIV/AIDS intervention.

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Name: Aphichat Chamratrithirong

Role: Thesis Advisors

Created: 2009

Modified: 2553-07-19

Issued: 2010-07-19

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CallNumber: TH W246i 2009

eng

Spatial: Kanchanaburi

Spatial: Thailand

DegreeName: Master of Arts

Level: Master's Degree

Descipline: Population and Reproductive Health Research

Grantor: Mahidol University

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