25 research outputs found
The estimation of alcohol dehydrogenase activity in aerobic and anaerobic “permeabilised” baker’s yeast cells
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Assessing analytic applicants using an adapted version of the Australian schema for candidate competence
No full textHIV, substance use and related behaviour of gay and bisexual men: an examination of the talking sex project cohort
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Bar Patronage and Motivational Predictors of Drinking in the San Francisco Bay Area: Gender and Sexual Identity Differences
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The Amyl nitrite expectancy questionnaire for men who have sex with men (AEQ-MSM): A measure of substance-related beliefs
No full textA measure of perceived reinforcement associated with amyl nitrite was developed and evaluated among gay and bisexual men. This is the first known expectancy measure to date for this drug class. The Amyl Nitrite Expectancy Questionnaire for Men who have Sex with Men (AEQ-MSM) was completed online by 102 gay and bisexual men, between 2006 and 2008 in Queensland, Australia. The AEQ-MSM demonstrated good psychometric properties and was associated with consumption patterns. Factor analysis revealed three distinct reinforcement domains: 'Enhanced sexual desire and pleasure,' 'Disorientation,' and 'Sexual negotiation.' Limitations include sampling via self-selection, recruitment through health centers and self-report data. Implications for sexual activity and risk-taking, including reducing associated harm (e.g., HIV transmission), and future directions are discussed
