Objective: Female survivors of intimate partner violence have greater risk for contracting HIV/STI's and experiencing dissociation. However, no studies have examined the association between dissociation and condom use self-efficacy in this population. This study explored whether dissociation during sex was negatively associated with condom use self-efficacy.
Methods: Thirty-five women (88% African American) who were residing in domestic violence shelters in the United States completed questionnaires.
Results: There was a negative correlation between dissociative experiences during sex and condom use self-efficacy, = -.62, =35, < .01.
Conclusions: Findings suggest that dissociation during sex interferes with abused women's condom use self-efficacy.
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