Differences in sexual risk-taking behavior with state of inebriation in an aboriginal population in Ontario, Canada.

Differences in sexual risk-taking behavior with state of inebriation in an aboriginal population in Ontario, Canada.
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加拿大安大略省原住民在醉酒状态下性冒险行为的差异。

DOI:
10.15288/jsa.1997.58.312
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发表时间:
1997
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Journal of studies on alcohol
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通讯作者:
V. Marshall
V. Marshall
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作者:
T. Myers;S. Bullock;L. Calzavara;R. Cockerill;V. Marshall

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OBJECTIVE This article describes the self-reported use of substances, participation in unprotected intercourse and differences in sexual risk-taking behavior with state of inebriation among a group of aboriginal (First Nations) people in Ontario. And, in so doing, attempts to answer some of the questions about the association between the use of alcohol and sexual risk taking in this population. METHOD The project was developed in a partnership between an aboriginal steering committee and university researchers. Data were collected via interview from 658 randomly selected status First Nations people living within 11 reserve communities in the province. RESULTS Of the 426 individuals included in the within subject analysis 9.6% reported variation in their participation in sex, 13.8% variation in their participation in intercourse and 10.3% variation in their participation in unprotected intercourse with inebriation. An examination of individual behavior across "sober" and "drunk or high" states showed that there were almost equal proportions of respondents who only participated in unsafe sex when sober and respondents who only participated in unsafe sex when drunk or high. Where significant differences occurred, individuals were more likely to report a shift towards no sex or no intercourse with inebriation, not towards unprotected intercourse. CONCLUSIONS Since a large proportion of individuals in this study engage in unprotected intercourse, the small proportion of individuals reporting different sexual behavior were more likely to report participation in a safe activity rather than an unsafe activity while "drunk or high." Stereotypes and assumptions may lead educators and researchers to feel the need to focus their messages on the relationship between drug and alcohol consumption and unsafe sex; however, the amount of unsafe sexual intercourse that occurs only while individuals are inebriated suggests that this focus is not of principal concern.
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