The effect of sexual self‐concept on sexual health behavioural intentions: a test of moderating mechanisms in early adolescent girls

Pai, Hsiang‐Chu; Lee, Sheuan; Yen, Wen‐Jiuan

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2648.2011.05710.x

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“…Also, self-sexual includes interpersonal and intrapersonal dimensions which requires understanding and assessing in two personal levels and also in the field of sexual experience with other person. The formation of self-sexual to person on the way of thinking to the sexual issues helps make decision on it and the way of interpretation of information received 11. Sexual self-conception is a part of individuality or self-sexual.…”

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Sexual Self-concept and Its Relationship to Depression, Stress and Anxiety in Postmenopausal Women

2017

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ObjectivesWomen in menopause have the more mood swings than before menopause. At the same time seem to sexual self-concept and sexual aspects of self-knowledge has a great impact on their mental health. This study aimed to investigate the sexual self-concept and its relationship to depression, stress and anxiety in postmenopausal women's.MethodsIn this descriptive correlation research, 300 of postmenopausal women referred to healthcare and medical treatment centers in Abadeh city were selected by convenience sampling method. The information in this study was collected by using questionnaires of multidimensional sexual self-concept and depression anxiety stress scale 21 (DASS-21). For data analysis, SPSS/17 software was used.ResultsThe results showed the mean score positive sexual self-concept was 41.03 ± 8.66 and the average score of negative sexual self in women's was 110.32 ± 43.05. As well as scores of depression, stress, and anxiety, 35.67%, 32.33% and 37.67% respectively were in severe level. Positive and negative sexual self-concept scores with scores of stress, anxiety, and depression, of post-menopausal women in the confidence of 0.01, is significantly correlated (P < 0.05).ConclusionsBeing stress, anxiety, and depression in severe level and also a significant correlation between increased stress, anxiety and depression with negative and weak self-concept of women's, it is necessary to devote more careful attention to mental health issues of women's and have appropriate interventions.

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Sexual Self-concept and Its Relationship to Depression, Stress and Anxiety in Postmenopausal Women

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“…Although parents and peers are the most important sources of information about sexuality, they are not the most effective sources (23). Those individuals who believe that their sexual relationships are approved by parents and peers are more likely to have higher positive sexual self-concept (9). …”

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“…Structural sexual self-concept is multi-dimensional and dynamic, which is developed based on the individual’s understanding of his/her personal sexuality (1). It refers to the individual’s positive and negative perceptions as a sexual creature (8, 9). The individual’s understandings of sexual desires are developed based on social expectations and along with social and psychological growth and sexual schema (10).…”

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Bio-psycho-social factors affecting sexual self-concept: A systematic review

Potki¹,

Ziaei²,

Faramarzi³

et al. 2017

Electron Physician

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BackgroundNowadays, it is believed that mental and emotional aspects of sexual well-being are the important aspects of sexual health. Sexual self-concept is a major component of sexual health and the core of sexuality. It is defined as the cognitive perspective concerning the sexual aspects of ‘self’ and refers to the individual’s self-perception as a sexual creature.ObjectiveThe aim of this study was to assess the different factors affecting sexual self-concept.MethodsEnglish electronic databases including PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar as well as two Iranian databases including Scientific Information Database and Iranmedex were searched for English and Persian-language articles published between 1996 and 2016. Of 281 retrieved articles, 37 articles were finally included for writing this review article.ResultsFactors affecting sexual self-concept were categorized to biological, psychological and social factors. In the category of biological factors, age gender, marital status, race, disability and sexual transmitted infections are described. In the psychological category, the impact of body image, sexual abuse in childhood and mental health history are present. Lastly, in the social category, the roles of parents, peers and the media are discussed.ConclusionAs the development of sexual self-concept is influenced by multiple events in individuals’ lives, to promotion of sexual self-concept, an integrated implementation of health policies is recommended.

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“…Se verificó que predominó el nivel de asistencia primaria frente a los demás. Dentro de las investigaciones listadas, las temáticas destacadas fueron: prevención del tabaquismo (17) , cuidado materno-infantil (18) , atención a las conductas antidepresivas frente a una gestación no planeada (19) , educación en salud sexual (20)(21)(22) , decisión en restringir la movilidad de ancianos por riesgos de caídas (13) , malos tratos (23) y estrategias de cuidado al anciano (24) . Al respecto de las temáticas prevalentes, se destacó la educación en salud sexual y cuidados a los ancianos.…”

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Teoria da ação racional e suas características em pesquisas na enfermagem

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Objetivo: Identificar una producción científica relacionada con el uso de la Teoría de la Acción Racional en las investigaciones del área de Enfermería. Método: Estudio bibliométrico, realizado con 22 artículos publicados en el período 2006-2016, seleccionados en bases de datos CINAHL y Scopus. Resultados: Año 2006 para el que mayor número de publicaciones (18,2%). Los Estados Unidos de América se destacaron en el mayor cuantitativo de las investigaciones (36,3%), y en el periódico internacional de estudios de enfermería presentó el mayor factor de impacto, 3.561. Los resultados demostraron hegemonía de las publicaciones en los periódicos internacionales, mostrando una aplicación global del modelo teórico en diversos contextos. Conclusiones: Se espera el uso de este referencial teórico en las producciones científicas del área, así como en la difusión de su aplicabilidad en el predecir las intenciones y el comportamiento en el contexto de la salud, ayudando a favorecer la promoción de la salud, la prevención de problemas y adhesión terapéutica relacionados con las enfermedades crónicas.

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The effect of sexual self‐concept on sexual health behavioural intentions: a test of moderating mechanisms in early adolescent girls

Abstract: We recommend that interventions that target sexual health behavioural intentions for this population would be more effective if such interventions targeted normative beliefs and helped adolescent females to clarify their sexual self-concept.

Cited by 19 publications

References 23 publications

Sexual Self-concept and Its Relationship to Depression, Stress and Anxiety in Postmenopausal Women

Sexual Self-concept and Its Relationship to Depression, Stress and Anxiety in Postmenopausal Women

Bio-psycho-social factors affecting sexual self-concept: A systematic review

Teoria da ação racional e suas características em pesquisas na enfermagem

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