Preferences towards sex education and information from a religiously diverse sample of young people
Preferences towards sex education and information from a religiously diverse sample of young people
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来自不同宗教信仰的年轻人样本对性教育和信息的偏好
DOI：
10.1108/09654280810842148
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发表时间：
2007
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影响因子：
1.3
通讯作者：
L. Coleman
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作者：
L. Coleman
目的-本文旨在从不同宗教信仰的年轻人样本中确定对性教育和信息的偏好。越来越多的证据表明，宗教信仰对性态度和性行为有很大的影响。设计/方法/方法-共有3,007名15 - 18岁的年轻人在英国伦敦上学，完成了一项横断面调查。调查问卷确定了他们喜欢的性健康“主题”，他们喜欢在哪里接受这种教育，以及他们认为谁是传递信息的理想人选。调查结果-最大的宗教团体是基督教（34%），其次是穆斯林（24%），印度教（21%），“不相信”（15%）和“其他”（7%）。在实践宗教团体中有许多相似之处，比如对性传播感染的更多信息的偏好，以及如何让性更令人满意。数据也显示了显著差异。
Purpose – This paper aims to identify the preferences towards sex education and information from a religiously diverse sample of young people. The research builds on growing evidence towards religious affiliation having a strong influence on sexual attitudes and behaviour.Design/methodology/approach – A total of 3,007 young people aged 15‐18 attending schools in London, UK, completed a cross‐sectional survey. The questionnaire identified preferred sexual health “topics”, preferences for where they would like to receive this education and who they thought would be the ideal person to deliver the information.Findings – The largest religious group was Christian (34 per cent), followed by Muslim (24 per cent), Hindu (21 per cent), “Don't believe” (15 per cent) and “Other” (7 per cent). There were a number of similarities across the practising religious groups such as preferences for more information on sexually transmitted infections and how to make sex more satisfying. The data also showed significant differ...