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Published in final edited form as: Health Educ Behav. 2011 May 23;38(5):530–540. doi: 10.1177/1090198110385775

Table 1.

Results of Measurement Model for Behavioral Beliefs and Attitude Scale

Outcome Expectancies	Independent Variable: Sex Content Exposure	Independent Variable: Outcome Expectancies	Independent Variable: Belief Index
Outcome Expectancies	Dependent Variable: Outcome Expectancies	Dependent Variable: Belief Index	Dependent Variable: Direct Measure Attitude Scale
If I have sexual intercourse in the next 12 months, it would…	(A) Parameters	(B) Parameters	(C) Parameter

Make me feel that someone had taken advantage of me	−.07	*.23*	*.51*
Make me feel good about myself	−.06	*.45*	R² = .27
Give me HIV/AIDS	−.002	*.23*
Hurt my relationship with my partner	*.11*	*.24*
Increase quality of relationship	.01	*.23*
Increase feelings of intimacy between me and my partner	−*.09*	−.01
Give me pleasure	.02	*.72*
Make my parents mad	.06	.07
Please my partner	.03	.15
Get me or partner pregnant	−.01	.07
Gain the respect of my friends	−.03	.04
Make my friends think badly of me	*.15*	.18

Goodness of fit indices: χ² = 1607, df = 67, p < .05, CFI = .16, RMSEA = .22, N = 460. Bold, italic coefficients are discernable from zero at .05 or less.