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American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 80, Issue 10 1180-1182, Copyright © 1990 by American Public Health Association

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The utility of multiple strategies for understanding complex behaviors.

N E Adler, S M Kegeles and C E Irwin, Jr

Health Psychology Program, University of California, San Francisco 94143-0844.

Nickerson's critique of our brief report on changes in knowledge, attitudes and use of condoms among adolescents over a year's time mistakenly interprets the paper as examining an attitude/behavior discrepancy. A number of her criticisms follow from this mistaken interpretation. We agree with some of her general points but identify several errors in her analysis and note areas of disagreement about strategies for studying complex behaviors.


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The attitude/behavior discrepancy as a methodological artifact: comment on 'sexually active adolescents and condoms'.
C A Nickerson
AJPH 1990 80: 1174-1179. [Abstract]  





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