Partnered Intimate Activities in Early Adolescence-Findings From the UK Millennium Cohort Study.
Partnered Intimate Activities in Early Adolescence-Findings From the UK Millennium Cohort Study.
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青春期早期的合作亲密活动——英国千年队列研究的发现。
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10.1016/j.jadohealth.2019.04.028
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2019
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Kelly Y
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研究目的：对青春期早期出现的伴侣亲密行为的潜在影响知之甚少。我们调查（1）的患病率合作的亲密活动和（2）协会与社会关系，父母的监测和监督，健康行为，和心理健康well-social well-being.MethodsWe使用基于人口的数据，从英国的千年队列研究11,079名14岁的参与者。伴侣间的亲密行为被分为三类：“轻度”（牵手、接吻和拥抱）;“中度”（衣服下的触摸和抚摸）;和“重度”（口交和性交）。Multinomial logistic回归模型used.ResultsThirty百分之研究参与者报告不从事合作伙伴的亲密活动。58%的人报告“轻度”，7.5%“中度”，3.2%“重度”活动。与增加的可能性有关（调整后的相对风险比[RRRs]）的亲密活动是向朋友倾诉担忧（轻度RRR = 2.13，中度RRR = 3.42，重度RRR=5.32），低家长监控-在外面待得很晚或过夜（晚：轻度RRR = 1.62，中度RRR = 2.44，重度RRR = 2.32;隔夜：轻度RRR = 1.57，中度RRR = 1.94，重度RRR = 3.38），损害健康行为（每单位增加：轻度RRR = 1.91，中度RRR = 3.15，重度RRR = 5.03）和抑郁症状（每标度点增加轻度RRR = 1.03，中度RRR = 1.09，重度RRR = 1.11）。在父母的信任与较低的可能性亲密活动（轻RRR = 0.82，中度RRR = 0.65，重RRR = 0.65）。考虑到青少年性发育和幸福的短期和长期影响，提高我们对影响的理解可以帮助确定在整个生命过程中有益的干预机会。
PurposeLittle is known about potential influences on emerging partnered intimate behaviors in early adolescence. We investigate (1) the prevalence of partnered intimate activities and (2) associations with social relationships, parental monitoring and supervision, health behaviors, and psychosocial well-being.MethodsWe used population-based data from the UK's Millennium Cohort Study on 11,079 participants aged 14 years. Partnered intimate activities were grouped into three categories: “light” (handholding, kissing, and cuddling); “moderate” (touching and fondling under clothes); and “heavy” (oral sex and sexual intercourse). Multinomial logistic regression models were used.ResultsThirty percent of study participants reported not engaging in partnered intimate activity. Fifty-eight percent reported “light,” 7.5 percent “moderate,” and 3.2 percent “heavy” activity. Associated with increased likelihood (adjusted relative risk ratios [RRRs]) of intimate activities were confiding worries in a friend (light RRR = 2.13, moderate RRR = 3.42, heavy RRR=5.32), low parental monitoring—staying out late or overnight (late: light RRR = 1.62, moderate RRR = 2.44, heavy RRR = 2.32; overnight: light RRR = 1.57, moderate RRR = 1.94, heavy RRR = 3.38), health-damaging behaviors (per unit increase: light RRR = 1.91, moderate RRR = 3.15, heavy RRR = 5.03), and depressive symptoms (per scale point increase light RRR = 1.03, moderate RRR = 1.09, heavy RRR = 1.11). Confiding in a parent was associated with lower likelihood of intimate activity (light RRR = .82, moderate RRR = .65, heavy RRR = .65).ConclusionsPartnered intimate activity of some form is commonplace among 14-year-olds in the United Kingdom. Given the short- and long-term implications of adolescent sexual development and well-being, improving our understanding of influences could help identify opportunities for interventions with benefits across the lifecourse.