Jamaican Adolescent Girls With Older Male Sexual Partners
Identifieur interne : 002557 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 002556; suivant : 002558Jamaican Adolescent Girls With Older Male Sexual Partners
Auteurs : Elyssa B. Wood ; M. Katherine Hutchinson ; Eulalia Kahwa ; Hermi Hewitt ; Norman WaldronSource :
- Journal of Nursing Scholarship [ 1527-6546 ] ; 2011-12.
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- Adolescent, Adolescent girls, Adolescent health, Aids care, Birth control, Boyfriend, Condom, Condom negotiation, Focus group, Focus group participant, Focus group participants, Focus groups, Future studies, Granheim lundman, Human virus, Hutchinson, Increase girls, Individual interviews, International development, Jamaica, Jamaican, Jamaican adolescent, Jamaican adolescent girls, Jamaican adolescents, Kempadoo dunn, Male partners, Many girls, More years, Multiple partners, Nancial, Nancial support, Nations programme, Newbury park, Nursing research, Older boyfriends, Older partner, Older partners, Other partners, Participant, Prevalence rate, Prevention efforts, Prevention interventions, Prevention programs, Qualitative content analysis, Qualitative research, Risk reduction interventions, School fees, Sexual activity, Sexual initiation, Sexual partner, Sexual partners, Sexual relationship, Sexual relationships, Sexual risk, Sigma theta, States agency, Study participants, Sugar daddies, Sugar daddy, Urban kingston, Young girls, Young women, Younger girl, Younger girls, Younger guys, Younger partner, Younger partners, Younger women.
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- Adolescent, Adolescent girls, Adolescent health, Aids care, Birth control, Boyfriend, Condom, Condom negotiation, Focus group, Focus group participant, Focus group participants, Focus groups, Future studies, Granheim lundman, Human virus, Hutchinson, Increase girls, Individual interviews, International development, Jamaica, Jamaican, Jamaican adolescent, Jamaican adolescent girls, Jamaican adolescents, Kempadoo dunn, Male partners, Many girls, More years, Multiple partners, Nancial, Nancial support, Nations programme, Newbury park, Nursing research, Older boyfriends, Older partner, Older partners, Other partners, Participant, Prevalence rate, Prevention efforts, Prevention interventions, Prevention programs, Qualitative content analysis, Qualitative research, Risk reduction interventions, School fees, Sexual activity, Sexual initiation, Sexual partner, Sexual partners, Sexual relationship, Sexual relationships, Sexual risk, Sigma theta, States agency, Study participants, Sugar daddies, Sugar daddy, Urban kingston, Young girls, Young women, Younger girl, Younger girls, Younger guys, Younger partner, Younger partners, Younger women.
Abstract
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to describe the relationships between adolescent girls and older male sexual partners in urban Kingston, Jamaica, and identify the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)‐related sexual risks that occur within these relationships.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1547-5069.2011.01418.x
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An age‐discordant relationship was defined as a sexual relationship between a Jamaican adolescent female and a man who was 2 or more years older. Data were analyzed using qualitative content analysis.</p><p><hi rend="bold">Findings:</hi> Age‐discordant relationships were common and often began when girls were early adolescents. Both adolescent girls and older men tended to have multiple partners, and transactions of gifts, money, or resources from an older partner were expected and common. Older partners were highly influential in HIV‐related risk behaviors.</p><p><hi rend="bold">Conclusions:</hi> Age‐discordant relationships need to be explicitly addressed in HIV prevention programs for adolescent girls in Jamaica. Further, the implications of gift‐giving, informal sexual transactions, and intradyadic power must be incorporated into strategies for reducing HIV‐related sexual risk with older partners. Future studies should examine the perspectives of Jamaican men.</p><p><hi rend="bold">Clinical Relevance:</hi> This study found that many Jamaican adolescent girls engage in sexual relationships with older men and that the unique characteristics of these relationships may increase girls’ risks for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases. 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An age‐discordant relationship was defined as a sexual relationship between a Jamaican adolescent female and a man who was 2 or more years older. Data were analyzed using qualitative content analysis.</p><p><b>Findings:</b> Age‐discordant relationships were common and often began when girls were early adolescents. Both adolescent girls and older men tended to have multiple partners, and transactions of gifts, money, or resources from an older partner were expected and common. Older partners were highly influential in HIV‐related risk behaviors.</p><p><b>Conclusions:</b> Age‐discordant relationships need to be explicitly addressed in HIV prevention programs for adolescent girls in Jamaica. Further, the implications of gift‐giving, informal sexual transactions, and intradyadic power must be incorporated into strategies for reducing HIV‐related sexual risk with older partners. 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