This review examines the psychologically oriented literature on adolescent contraceptive
use. Descriptive studies, individual difference studies, and theory-based studies from family …

In view of the increasing rate of unwanted pregnancies and illegitimate births (14), there is a
rather surprising lack of empirical data concerning the dynamics of the use wersus nonuse …

A burgeoning national interest in sex education has resulted in numerous conferences; a
proliferation of curricula, outlines, and teaching aids; the formation of the national Sex …

In 1961, the first contraceptive pill was marketed in West Germany, prompting fierce debates
over morals and ethics, the nature of sexuality in general and relationships between men …

The relationship between college students' knowledge of contraceptive devices and
techniques and their attitudes toward premarital sexual permissiveness was investigated …

If indeed the child is father to the man, then parenthood can best be viewed as a culmination
of earlier childhood and youth experiences. Erikson (41) uses the term" generativity" to …

L'auteur commence par souligner l'intérêt grandissant que suscite la sociologie de la
religion: ceci ressort tant de l'accroissement du nombre de travaux en cette matière que de …

PIP: Contraceptive methods have helped to reduce the incidence of unwanted pregnancies
among married women over the past few decades. Rates for teenagers have not, however …

In order to help improve the effectiveness of birth control education programs, a film “It
Couldn't Happen to Me” was produced focusing on the psychological motives involved in the …

The purpose of this research was to determine the effects of a college human sexuality
course upon sex knowledge, attitudes toward sexual behaviors of non-significant others …