Résumés
Résumé
Cette étude menée au Cameroun, auprès de 1 944 femmes et hommes, essaie de prédire l’intention d’utiliser le préservatif féminin. Les résultats indiquent que les deux sexes réalisent de faibles scores d’intention, notamment en matière de croyances, de préférence du préservatif masculin au Fémidon, de valorisation sociale, de normes subjectives, et de contrôle comportemental perçu. Par ailleurs, des variables, habituellement absentes dans les modèles de l’action raisonnée et du comportement planifié, peuvent améliorer leur valeur prédictive. Même si le sexe explique une part significative de la variation de l’intention, cette part reste par ailleurs moins importante que celles de certaines variables sociodémographiques. On se demande si ce n’est pas à elles, plutôt qu’à la femme, à qui il est prioritairement destiné, qu’il faut adresser le Fémidon.
Mots-clés :
- condom féminin,
- intention,
- utilisation,
- genre,
- évaluation
Abstract
This study, conducted in Cameroon, among 1944 women and men, tries to predict the intention to use the female condom. The results indicate that both sexes achieve low intention scores, especially in beliefs, male condom preference over femidon, social valuation, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control. In addition, variables, usually absent in models of reasoned action and planned behavior, can improve their predictive value. Even if sex explains a significant part of the variation in intention, this part is also less important than those of certain socio-demographic variables. We wonder if it is not to them, rather than to the woman for whom it is primarily intended, that we should address the Femidon.
Keywords:
- female condom,
- intention,
- usage,
- gender,
- evaluation
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