Do as I Say, Not as I Did: How Parents Talk With Early Adolescents About Sex
Do as I Say, Not as I Did: How Parents Talk With Early Adolescents About Sex
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DOI：
10.1177/0192513x13511955
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发表时间：
2016-01-01
影响因子：
1.7
通讯作者：
Erkut, Sumru
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作者：
Grossman, Jennifer M.;Charmaraman, Linda;Erkut, Sumru
父母和青少年之间关于性的沟通可以减少过早的性行为。然而，很少有研究调查当他们有孩子的时候是青少年的父母（早期父母）如何与他们的青少年谈论性。深入访谈进行了种族/民族多样化的样本29个七年级学生的父母。与青少年对话的突出主题是过早生育的风险、性传播感染、推迟性行为和使用保护措施。与有孩子时年龄较大的父母（后来的父母）相比，早期父母更有可能报告与其原籍家庭进行过负面的性交流，并表示希望与自己的孩子进行不同的交流。早期的父母比后来的父母更有可能讨论早期为人父母的风险，并依赖大家庭参与性沟通。研究结果表明，早期的父母可能会带来独特的观点，使他们能够以不同的方式对待性传播比后来的父母。
Communication between parents and teens about sexuality can reduce early sexual behavior. However, little research investigates how parents who were adolescents when they had children (early parents) talk with their teens about sex. In-depth interviews were conducted with a racially/ethnically diverse sample of 29 parents of seventh graders. Salient themes of conversations with adolescents were risks of early parenthood, sexually transmitted infections, delaying sex, and using protection. Compared with parents who were older when they had children (later parents), early parents were more likely to report having had negative sexuality communications with their families of origin and to express a wish to communicate differently with their own children. Early parents were more likely than later parents to discuss risks of early parenthood and to rely on extended family involvement in sexuality communication. Findings suggest that early parents may bring unique perspectives that enable them to approach sexuality communication differently than do later parents.