Adolescents' reported consequences of having oral sex versus vaginal sex
Adolescents' reported consequences of having oral sex versus vaginal sex
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DOI：
10.1542/peds.2006-1727
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发表时间：
2007-02-01
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影响因子：
8
通讯作者：
Halpern-Felsher, Bonnie L.
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作者：
Brady, Sonya S.;Halpern-Felsher, Bonnie L.
OBJECTIVE.本研究探讨是否青少年的性活动的最初后果不同，根据性活动的类型和性别。对两所公立高中九年级秋季（2002年）和十年级春季（2004年）每隔6个月招募的618名青少年进行了调查。分析仅限于275名青少年（44%），他们在任何评估中都报告了口交和/或阴道性交。参与者在进入研究时年龄为14岁，56%为女性，具有不同的社会经济和种族背景。与进行口交和/或阴道性行为的青少年相比，只进行口交的青少年不太可能报告怀孕或性传播感染，感到内疚或被利用，他们的关系变得更糟，以及由于性而与父母陷入麻烦。只进行口交的青少年也不太可能报告体验到快乐，自我感觉良好，并且他们的关系因性而变得更好。男孩比女孩更有可能报告自我感觉良好，经历受欢迎，经历怀孕或性传播感染，而女孩比男孩更有可能报告自我感觉不好，感觉被利用。青少年在发生性行为后会经历一系列社会和情感后果。我们的研究结果对针对青年的临床实践和公共卫生活动具有影响。
OBJECTIVE. The present study examined whether adolescents' initial consequences of sexual activity differ according to type of sexual activity and gender.METHODS. Surveys were administered to 618 adolescents recruited from 2 public high schools in the autumn of ninth grade ( 2002) and at 6-month intervals until the spring of tenth grade ( 2004). Analyses were limited to the 275 adolescents (44%) who reported engaging in oral sex and/or vaginal sex at any assessment. Participants were 14 years of age at study entry, 56% female, and of diverse socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds.RESULTS. In comparison with adolescents who engaged in oral sex and/or vaginal sex, adolescents who engaged only in oral sex were less likely to report experiencing a pregnancy or sexually transmitted infection, feeling guilty or used, having their relationship become worse, and getting into trouble with their parents as a result of sex. Adolescents who engaged only in oral sex were also less likely to report experiencing pleasure, feeling good about themselves, and having their relationship become better as a result of sex. Boys were more likely than girls to report feeling good about themselves, experiencing popularity, and experiencing a pregnancy or sexually transmitted infection as a result of sex, whereas girls were more likely than boys to report feeling bad about themselves and feeling used.CONCLUSIONS. Adolescents experience a range of social and emotional consequences after having sex. Our findings have implications for clinical practice and public health campaigns targeted toward youth.