Parent-teen communication about sex in urban Thai families.
Parent-teen communication about sex in urban Thai families.
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泰国城市家庭中家长与青少年关于性的沟通。
DOI：
10.1080/10810730.2011.626668
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发表时间：
2012
影响因子：
4.4
通讯作者：
Chookhare,Warunee
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作者：
Rhucharoenpornpanich,Orratai;Chamratrithirong,Aphichat;Fongkaew,Warunee;Miller,BrendaA;Cupp,PamelaK;Rosati,MichaelJ;Byrnes,HilaryF;Atwood,KatharineA;Chookhare,Warunee
这项研究描述了泰国父母及其青少年之间的性沟通，并确定了与泰国城市家庭中性沟通相关的变量。数据来自 420 个家庭，其 13-14 岁的青少年儿童是使用概率与体型成正比技术随机选择的。对每个家庭的 1 名家长和 1 名青少年儿童进行了访谈。我们还对来自 420 个家庭的 30 名家长和青少年进行了深入访谈。结果显示，父母最有可能与青少年谈论身体变化和约会；然而，关于性相关问题、节育和艾滋病毒/艾滋病的讨论较少。经常与父母讨论性问题的女儿多于儿子。相信自己的青少年有过性行为的父母更有可能谈论艾滋病毒/艾滋病以及青少年生孩子的困难，而不是谈论性交或何时开始发生性行为。多元回归分析表明，孩子的性别（女性）、父母的宗教信仰以及父母对青少年性活动的看法是泰国家庭性交流增加的重要预测因素。研究结果表明，需要采取旨在促进泰国父母之间有关性相关问题的沟通技巧的方法。
This study describes sexual communication among Thai parents and their teens and identifies variables related to communication about sex in urban Thai families. Data were derived from 420 families whose teenage children ages 13–14 years were randomly selected using the probability proportional to size technique. Interviews were conducted with 1 parent and 1 teenage child in each family. In-depth interviews were also conducted in 30 parents and teens drawn from the same 420 families. Results showed that parents were most likely to talk with their teens about body changes and dating; however, less discussion about sex-related issues, birth control, and HIV/AIDS occurred. More daughters than sons reported frequent discussions with their parents about sex. Parents who believed their teens had been involved in sexual activity were more likely to talk about HIV/AIDS and the difficulty of teenagers having babies, instead of talking about sexual intercourse or when to start having sex. Multiple regression analysis indicated that gender of the child (female), parental religiosity, and parental perception of teen sexual activity were significant predictors of increased sexual communication in Thai families. The findings suggest a need for approaches designed to facilitate communication skills about sex-related issues among Thai parents.