1999
DOI: 10.1016/s1054-139x(98)00115-3
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Communication about sexual issues: mothers, fathers, and friends

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“…Some researchers found no relationship between initiating intercourse and discussion with guardians about sexual risks (Romer et al 1999). Conversely, youths who discussed a greater number of sexual topics with their mothers than with friends were more likely to believe that teens should not have sex before marriage and also more likely to be virgins (Dilorio et al 1999). The number of topics discussed with fathers was not significantly related to adolescent sexual values or virginity status (Dilorio et al 1999).…”
Section: Parental Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some researchers found no relationship between initiating intercourse and discussion with guardians about sexual risks (Romer et al 1999). Conversely, youths who discussed a greater number of sexual topics with their mothers than with friends were more likely to believe that teens should not have sex before marriage and also more likely to be virgins (Dilorio et al 1999). The number of topics discussed with fathers was not significantly related to adolescent sexual values or virginity status (Dilorio et al 1999).…”
Section: Parental Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There were 10 questions regarding general communication between parents and adolescents (Hutchinson, 1999), eight about parent/adolescent communication on sexual topics (Hutchinson, 1999;Hutchinson & Cooney, 1998), and nine about how comfortable parents or adolescents feel when talking about sexual topics (DiIorio, Kelley, & Hockenberry-Eaton, 1999). All items were measured with 5-point Likert scales, where a higher score means more communication or comfort when talking about sexual topics.…”
Section: Instrumentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Autoři Lefkowitz a Stoppa (2006, s. 116) a Shtarkshall et al (2007) se shodují na tom, že sexuální socializace "je jedním z druhů socializace, který je typicky zahrnut v rodinném prostředí a směřován k ovlivňování dětí v rámci fyzického vývoje, fyzické náklonnosti, cudnosti, nahotě, genderových rozdílů, sexuálního chování, manželství apod.". Autoři hovoří o tom, že primárním prostředím pro tento druh socializace je rodina, a na základě prostudovaných výzkumů uvedených výše však můžeme říci, že primárním sexuálně socializačním činitelem je pak matka (Dilorio, Kelley, & Hockenberry-Eaton, 1999;Dilorio, Pluhar, & Belcher, 2003;Feldman & Rosenthal, 2000;Jerman & Constantine, 2010;King & Lorusso, 1997;Macdowall et al, 2006;Miller, Kotchick, Dorsey, Forehand, & Ham, 1998;Nolin & Petersen, 1992;Raffaelli, Bogenschneider, & Flood, 1998;Sprecher, Harris, & Meyers, 2008;Swain, Ackerman, & Ackerman, 2006;Weiss & Zvěřina, 2001). Já se v tomto příspěvku soustřeďuji právě na matku jako aktivní součást sexuální socializace a nositele rodinné sexuální kultury.…”
Section: Sexuální Socializace V Rodiněunclassified
“…Dilorio, Kelley, & Hockenberry-Eaton, 1999;Dilorio, Pluhar, & Belcher, 2003;Feldman & Rosenthal, 2000;Jerman & Constantine, 2010;King & Lorusso, 1997;Macdowall et al, 2006;Raffaelli, Bogenschneider, & Flood, 1998;Sprecher, Harris, & Meyers, 2008;Swain, Ackerman, & Ackerman, 2006). O dalších součástech sexuální socializace literatura příliš nemluví.…”
Section: Závěremunclassified