Teens And Sex Education Parents
Most old people are always put off talking about sex with their teenagers. And when parents start talking with their teenage children, often too late. According to research, most teenagers have had sex when their parents try to talk about sex with them. Indeed research conducted in the United States, but teens in Indonesia also has a very alarming behavior.
Study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, 114 families who were interviewed on issues ranging from body changes during puberty to condoms and pregnancy. In one session, researchers asked the teens and their parents separately, about when the topic was discussed by them. Then the results compared with the teens answers about their first sexual activity.
The results showed that on average, teens have sex before their parents began to discuss it with them. Mark Schuster, chief of general pediatrics at Children's Hospital Boston, the results of this study should encourage parents to talk with their teenagers about sex education early. With expectations free sex behavior in adolescents can be controlled.
In Indonesia research about Free Teen Sex Behavior Urban've done with the result that when adolescents received information that the information is not transparent then the tendency for higher sex because lack of sex information tahuannya be good and true. The more diverse sources of sex information does not guarantee that the tendency of adolescent sexual behavior will decrease.
Based on the research results mentioned above, then the relevant solution is openness and transparency in the process of sex education. Not only sex education delivered through schools, mass media, public communications channels, etc., but the most important sex education from parents. Because parents and the family are socialization agents foremost before teenagers to socialize with other institutions.
Study published in the Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, 114 families who were interviewed on issues ranging from body changes during puberty to condoms and pregnancy. In one session, researchers asked the teens and their parents separately, about when the topic was discussed by them. Then the results compared with the teens answers about their first sexual activity.
The results showed that on average, teens have sex before their parents began to discuss it with them. Mark Schuster, chief of general pediatrics at Children's Hospital Boston, the results of this study should encourage parents to talk with their teenagers about sex education early. With expectations free sex behavior in adolescents can be controlled.
In Indonesia research about Free Teen Sex Behavior Urban've done with the result that when adolescents received information that the information is not transparent then the tendency for higher sex because lack of sex information tahuannya be good and true. The more diverse sources of sex information does not guarantee that the tendency of adolescent sexual behavior will decrease.
Based on the research results mentioned above, then the relevant solution is openness and transparency in the process of sex education. Not only sex education delivered through schools, mass media, public communications channels, etc., but the most important sex education from parents. Because parents and the family are socialization agents foremost before teenagers to socialize with other institutions.
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