Perception of Social Marketing of Condom, Level of Education and Resistance to Port of Condom among Female Sex Workers of N'Djamena

摘要

This study aims to examine the influence of the perception of social marketing of condoms and education on condom use resistance behavior among sex workers in N'Djamena. It is based on the general assumption that the perception of condom social marketing and the level of education of sex workers determine their resistance to condom use. To test this hypothesis, we adopted a quantitative approach. The sampling technique used is simple random sampling. This has enabled us to create a final sample of 100 subjects. The measuring instrument that used to collect data in the field is the questionnaire. The statistical technique used for data processing is the chi-square. The results indicate, first, that the perception of social marketing of condoms significantly influence the wear condoms resistance among sex workers and, secondly, that the level of sex workers of instruction determines their resistance to the condom port during the sexual act.