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Objetivo: Determinar si el uso de material sexual en línea influye en la conducta sexual de riesgo para VIH/SIDA en los jóvenes universitarios. Se utilizaron conceptos de la Teoría Cognitiva Social.Método: Diseño descriptivo correlacional, participaron 200 jóvenes universitarios, seleccionados por muestreo aleatorio sistemático (k = 11).Resultados: Los jóvenes que usaron material sexual en línea en medios ricos para masturbarse (rs = .34), excitarse (rs = .29), estimularse (rs = .29), buscar una aventura (rs = .30), conocer gente (rs = .27), imágenes (rs = .14) y cibersexo (rs = .25) mostraron mayor conducta sexual de riesgo para VIH/SIDA (p < .01). El uso de material sexual en línea para masturbarse (R2 = 6.4%, F [1,189] = 12.80, p < .001), buscar una aventura (R2 = 4.8%, F [1,189] = 9.56, p < .01), conocer gente (R2 = 5.9%, F [1,189] = 11.88, p < .01) y tener cibersexo (R2 = 4.1%, F [1,189] = 8.07, p < .01) presentó un efecto positivo y significativo en la conducta sexual de riesgo para VIH/SIDA.Conclusiones: El uso de material sexual en línea influye en la conducta sexual de riesgo para VIH/SIDA.
Objective: To determine whether the use of online sexual material influences sexual risk behavior for HIV / AIDS in young university students. Concepts of Social Cognitive Theory were used.Enfermería Global Nº 38 Abril 2015 Página 138Methods: A descriptive correlational design, involving 200 university students selected by systematic random sampling (k = 11).Results: Young people who used sexual material online rich media to masturbation (rs =.34), arousal (rs = 29), stimulation (rs = 29), adventure (rs = 30), meeting people (rs =.27), images (rs =.17) and cybersex (rs =.25) showed greater sexual risk behavior for HIV / AIDS (p <.01). The use of sexual material online for masturbation (R2 = 6.4%, F [1,189] = 12.80, p <.001), seeking adventures (R2 = 4.8%, F [1,189] = 9.56, p <.01), meeting people (R2 = 5.9%, F [1,189] = 11.88, p <.01) and have cybersex (R2 = 4.1%, F [1,189] = 8.07, p <.01) had a significant positive effect on behavior sexual risk for HIV/AIDS.Conclusions: The use of online sexual material influences sexual risk behavior for HIV/AIDS.