Parents’ Reports of Sexual Communication With Children in Kindergarten to Grade 8

By E. S. Byers, H. A. Sears, Angela D. Weaver. 2008

154 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Clinical Psychology, General Health Professions, Infectious Diseases

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Citations in the corpus

• ‘Where do babies come from?’ Barriers to early sexuality communication between parents and young children (2013, background): “…and, in particular, parental concerns and anxieties associated with the sexual socialisation and sexuality education of young children (Ballard and Gross 2009; Byers, Sears, and Weaver 2008; Davies and Robinson 2010; Frankham 2006; Geasler, Dannison, and Edlund 1995; Martin 2009; Walker 2001).”
• Parental confidence and preferences for communicating with their child about sexuality (2015, background): “…targeted in available parenting intervention research (e.g., Byers, Sears, and Weaver 2008; Jerman and Constantine 2010), and based on questions used in previous studies on parental knowledge and comfort with sex education (e.g., Byers, Sears, and Weaver 2008; Jerman and Constantine 2010).”