The Relationship Between Parent-Adolescent Communication and Safer Sex Behaviors in College Students

By S. Lehr, C. Diiorio, W. Dudley, J. Lipana. 2000

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Communication with Best Friends About Sex-Related Topics During Emerging Adulthood (2004, background): “Most research on communication about sex-related topics during this age period, though, has focused on communication with parents (Fisher, 1987; Kotva and Schneider, 1990; Lehr et al., 2000; Warren and Neer, 1986; see Rozema, 1986, for an”
Parental confidence and preferences for communicating with their child about sexuality (2015, background): “…between parent and child, parental monitoring, and involvement have in fact been linked to reductions in risky sexual behaviours in adolescence (Huebner and Howell 2003; Hutchinson et al. 2003; Li, Stanton, and Feigelman 2000) and delays in initiation of sexual intercourse (Lehr et al. 2000).”
“Always Use Protection”: Communication Boys Receive About Sex From Parents, Peers, and the Media (2008, background): “Many have found that greater levels of parental sex communication are linked to delayed onset of sexual behavior, greater use of contraception, and fewer sexual partners (e.g. DiIorio et al., 1999; Lehr et al., 2000; Leland and Barth, 1993; Whitaker and Miller, 2000).”
Parent-Adolescent Communication About Sex: Retrospective Reports by Latino College Students (2003, methodology): “Fisher, 1988; Lehr et al., 2000).”