Gender differences in affective reactions to first coitus

Article Abstract:

The affective reactions of men and women to their first sexual intercourse experience were analyzed in a study participated by 87 college men and 122 college women. Grouping of emotions into coherent factors for each sex was conducted using factor analyses. Factors evident in men were pleasure, romance, anxiety and guilt while the coherent factors in women were pleasure/romance, anxiety and guilt. More research focusing on the emotions involved in first coital experiences were recommended for further understanding of adolescent sexual behavior.

Research, Sex (Psychology), Sexuality

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Students' perceptions of parent-adolescent closeness and communication about sexuality: Relations with sexual knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors

Article Abstract:

Adolescents' perceptions of parent-adolescent closeness and communication about sexuality are examined.

Social aspects, Parent and child, Parent-child relations

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Gender differences in Ayrshire teenagers' attitudes to sexual relationships, responsibility and unintended pregnancies

Article Abstract:

Attitudes of Ayrshire teenagers to teenage pregnancy and early sexual relationships were assessed.

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