Family and friend closeness to adolescent sexual partners in relationship to condom use
Family and friend closeness to adolescent sexual partners in relationship to condom use
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DOI：
10.1016/j.jadohealth.2004.10.019
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发表时间：
2006-03-01
影响因子：
7.6
通讯作者：
Orr, DP
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作者：
Aalsma, MC;Fortenberry, JD;Orr, DP
目的：性伴侣与家人和朋友的亲密关系的作用（即，如何以及参与者的家人和朋友知道他们的主要性伴侣）的各种关系和性行为的措施explored.Methods：151青少年女性（年龄14-17岁）的样本进行了评估。评估的领域包括家庭和朋友的亲密度，关系的亲密度，性关系的长度，和避孕套use.Results：双变量相关性表明，整合的性伴侣到家庭和朋友的网络关系的亲密度更大。避孕套使用率的降低与一些措施有关，包括增加关系亲密度和增加家庭亲密度。采用通径分析方法，探讨家庭亲密度、朋友亲密度、关系长度和关系亲密度对安全套使用的直接和间接影响。在家庭和朋友网络中的社会网络的亲密度，通过更高的关系亲密度在青少年dayads.Conclusions：社会网络理论是有用的，在了解青少年健康相关的行为降低避孕套的使用。特别是，青少年性伴侣融入家庭和朋友网络与青少年性行为的表达有关。0 2006年社会青少年医学。All rights reserved.
Purpose: The role of closeness of sexual partners to family and friends (i.e., how well the participant's family and friends knew their primary sexual partner) to a variety of relationship and sexual behavior measures was explored.Methods: A sample of 151 adolescent females (aged 14-17 years) was assessed. Areas assessed include family and friend closeness, relationship intimacy, length of sexual relationship, and condom use.Results: Bivariate correlations indicated that the integration of the sexual partner into the family and friend networks was related to greater relationship intimacy. Lowered condom use was related to a number of measures, including increased relationship intimacy and increased family closeness. A path analysis was conducted to assess for direct and indirect effects of family closeness, friend closeness, relationship length, and relationship intimacy on condom use. Social network closeness in family and friend networks was implicated in lowered condom use through higher relationship intimacy within adolescent dyads.Conclusions: Social network theory is useful in understanding adolescent health-related behavior. In particular, the integration of adolescent sexual partners into both family and friend networks is related to the expression of adolescent sexual behavior. 0 2006 Society for Adolescent Medicine. All rights reserved.