Living with parents and risky sexual behaviors among preparatory school students in Jimma zone, South west Ethiopia
Living with parents and risky sexual behaviors among preparatory school students in Jimma zone, South west Ethiopia
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DOI：
10.4314/ahs.v13i2.42
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发表时间：
2013-01-01
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通讯作者：
Netsanet, F.
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作者：
Abebe, M.;Tsion, A.;Netsanet, F.
背景：危险性行为是指任何增加与性接触相关的负面后果的可能性的行为。家庭环境、同伴影响、社区因素和学校依恋是影响在校青少年性风险行为和性决策的重要因素。目的：了解吉马地区预备学校与家长同住学生的性危险行为及其相关因素。方法：采用横断面研究设计，在随机抽取的5所预科学校进行定性和定量研究。随机抽取273名学生。采用多重逻辑回归来确定危险性行为的独立预测因子。结果：大学生存在性危险行为115例（42.1%）。36名（30.8%）学生报告说他们一生中有两个或两个以上的性伴侣。117名学生中有13名（11.2%）经常使用安全套。101名（37%）学生饮酒。高风险性行为的可能性与较高的饮酒水平和较低的宗教访问频率显著相关。结论：饮酒和宗教访问是危险性行为的主要预测因素。因此，行为改变沟通应考虑家庭环境等可预测危险性行为的因素。
Background: Risky sexual behavior is any behavior that increases the probability of negative consequences associated with sexual contact. Family environment, peer influence, community factors and school attachment seem an important factor affecting sexual risk behavior and decision of in-school youths.Objective: To assess sexual risk behaviors and associated factors among students living with parents in Jimma zone preparatory schools.Methods: A cross sectional study designs both qualitative and quantitative approaches was conducted in 5 randomly selected preparatory schools. A total of 273 students were randomly selected. Multiple logistic regressions were performed to identify the independent predictor of risk sexual behavior.Result: One hundred fiten (42.1%) students had sexual risk bahivor. Thirty six (30.8%) student's reports they had two or more sexual partners in their lifetime. Out of 117 students, 13 (11.2%) students used condom always. One hundred one (37%) students were consumed alcohol. Higher likelihood of risky sexual behavior significantly associated with higher levels of alcohol consumption and low frequency of religious visit.Conclusion: Alcohol consumption and religious visit were the major predictors of risky sexual behaviors. Therefore, Behavior change communication should consider family environment and other factors which predict risk sexual behaviors.