Abstract
To determine if populations at high risk are receptive to tailored, multimedia interventions as a means of promoting adoption of health-protective behaviors related to STD prevention and control. Study participants (N = 41) were exposed to the tailored, multimedia intervention and asked for feedback. Participants were able to interact independently with the intervention. A majority found it engaging and indicated that their interaction with the intervention would change their future behavior. An urban, primarily African American sample of STD clinic patients was receptive to this tailored, multimedia intervention.
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