Quality of parent communication about sex and its relationship to risky sexual behavior among youth in psychiatric care: a pilot study
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Auteurs : Helen W. Wilson [États-Unis] ; Geri Donenberg [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry [ 0021-9630 ] ; 2004-02.
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- Adolescent, African american, African american parents, Aids education, Aids risk behavior assessment, American academy, Behavioral observations, Biracial, Biracial parents, Biracial subjects, Birth control, Bryant, Caucasian, Child psychology, Code discussions, Coding system, Communication process, Communication variables, Condom, Ctional vignettes, Data analysis, Diagnostic interview, Directiveness, Directiveness disagreement withdrawal support, Disease control, Donenberg, Drug users, Ethnic differences, Ethnicity, Externalizing problems, Family psychology, Final report, Forehand, Future research, Gender, Gender differences, Geri donenberg, High levels, High rates, High risk, Higher levels, Important role, Important step, Intervention programs, Interview schedule, Juvenile research, Larger sample, Larger samples, Larger study, Latino, Latino parents, Main character, More directive, Mueller powers, Multiple partners, Mutual discussions, Mutuality, Ndings, Northwestern memorial hospital, Observational data, Other dimensions, Outcome variables, Parent, Parent behavior, Parent communication, Parent directiveness, Parental, Parental directiveness, Pilot sample, Pilot study, Preliminary results, Present study, Previous research, Psychiatric, Psychiatric care, Psychiatric treatment, Risk behavior, Risky, Sexual behavior, Sexual behaviors, Sexual communication, Sexual experience, Sexual history, Sexual partners, Sexual practices, Small sample size, Such discussions, Teen communication, Teens, Troubled adolescents, Troubled youth, Vignette, Ward wyatt.
Abstract
Background: The number of HIV infections among adolescents is increasing, and youth in psychiatric care are at particular risk because of their high rates of risky sexual behavior. Methods: As part of a larger longitudinal study examining AIDS‐risk behavior among adolescents in psychiatric care, this pilot study investigated the relationship between parent communication about sex and sexual risk‐taking among treatment‐seeking adolescents. Adolescents reported their risky sexual behavior (e.g., inconsistent condom use, sex with multiple partners), and parents reported how frequently they bring up topics related to sex, HIV/AIDS, and birth control. Parents and adolescents participated together in videotaped discussions of fictional vignettes describing situations related to sex, birth control, and AIDS/HIV. Quality of the parent–teen discussions was coded based on a system developed by Whalen, Henker, Hollingshead, and Burgess (1996) to code AIDS‐related discussions. Results: Quality but not frequency of parent–teen communication was associated with adolescent sexual risk‐taking, and ethnic differences in communication were found. Conclusions: Findings from this pilot investigation underscore the importance of studying the relationship between parent–teen communication and risky sexual behavior among troubled youth and provide direction for the development of family‐based intervention programs that focus on parental behavior during conversations with teens.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-7610.2004.00229.x
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