"When men speak women listen": gender socialisation and young adolescents' attitudes to sexual and reproductive issues.
"When men speak women listen": gender socialisation and young adolescents' attitudes to sexual and reproductive issues.
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10.2307/3583335
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发表时间：
2001-12-01
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1
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Ampofo, A A
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作者：
Ampofo, A A
本文讨论了在加纳两个社区的男孩、女孩和父母之间就具体性别角色以及性和生殖行为所表达的各种态度进行的单独焦点小组讨论的结果。FGD还指出了青少年在自己的社会化和其他年轻人的社会化中认识到性别角色差异的一些方式。这两个社区反映了两种血统类型，一种是母系血统，另一种是父系血统。数据显示，除少数例外，重男轻女的态度基本上普遍存在于不同年龄、性别和世系类型。本文最后建议加强年轻男性的能力，负责在他们的性关系的方案的影响。
This paper discusses findings from separate focus group discussions among boys, girls, and parents in two communities in Ghana on the kinds of attitudes expressed with regard to specific gender roles and sexual and reproductive behaviour. The FGDs also point to some of the ways adolescents recognise sex role disparities in their own socialisation and that of other young people. The two communities reflect two lineage types, one matrilineal and the other patrilineal. The data show that with few exceptions patriarchal attitudes essentially prevail across age, sex and lineage type. The paper concludes by suggesting programmatic implications for strengthening the abilities of young males to be responsible in their sexual relations.