The proportion of U.S. parents who talk with their adolescent children about dating abuse.
The proportion of U.S. parents who talk with their adolescent children about dating abuse.
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与青春期孩子谈论约会虐待问题的美国父母比例。
DOI：
10.1016/j.jadohealth.2011.05.005
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2011
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Randel,Jane
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Rothman,EmilyF;Miller,Elizabeth;Terpeluk,Amy;Glauber,Anne;Randel,Jane
估计在过去的一年中，美国父母与他们的青少年子女谈论约会虐待（DA）的比例，并探讨那些没有的原因。方法通过全国在线调查评估了11-18岁儿童的500名父母。母亲比父亲更有可能与男性和女性儿童讨论DA（59.0%对50.2%，p <0.05）。父母的年龄、收入和美国的地区与讨论DA无关。然而，DA比学校作业、毒品、酒精、家庭财务、经济、金钱管理、一般的约会关系和性更不可能被讨论。没有讨论DA的父母报告说，他们的孩子没有约会，他们太年轻，他们的孩子会通过经验了解它，他们不知道该说什么，或者这是太尴尬的讨论。
PURPOSETo estimate the proportion of U.S. parents who talked about dating abuse (DA) with their adolescent children in the past year, and explore reasons among those who did not.METHODSFive hundred parents of 11–18 year-old-children were assessed through a national online survey.RESULTSFifty-five percent of parents had discussed DA with their children in the past year. Mothers were more likely than fathers to discuss DA with both male and female children (59.0% vs. 50.2%, p < .05). Parents' age, income, and region of the United States were not related to having discussed DA. However, DA was substantially less likely to be discussed than school work, drugs, alcohol, family finances, the economy, money management, dating relationships in general, and sex. Parents who did not discuss DA reported that their children were not dating, that they were too young, that their children would learn about it through experience, that they would not know what to say, or that it was too embarrassing to discuss.CONCLUSIONSPrograms that equip parents to talk with children about DA are needed.