Flashcards on Adolescent Sexual Risk: Violence, Parenting, Poverty
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Violence and Risky Sexual Behavior in Youth
12 cards
Card 1
Question: What associations between dating victimization and risky sexual or other risk behaviors among high school students were examined (Eaton et al., 2007)?
Answer: The study investigated associations between experiencing romantic violence victimization and lifetime involvement in risk behaviors, the co-occurrence
Card 2
Question: What do Finkelhor, Hammer & Sedlak (2008) provide regarding national estimates and characteristics of sexually assaulted children?
Answer: They provide estimates of the prevalence of child sexual abuse and describe the characteristics of victims and the circumstances of these assaults in
Card 3
Question: What is the main finding of Finkelhor, Turner, Ormrod & Hamby's (2009) study concerning children's and adolescents' exposure to violence, abuse, and c
Answer: The study describes the extent of exposure to violence, abuse, and crime in a national sample of children and adolescents, specifically the frequency
Card 4
Question: What theoretical approach did Grover (2004) test in relation to dating and violence?
Answer: He tested the "risky lifestyle" theory as an explanation for violent victimization in the context of dating.
Card 5
Question: What does Hagan & Foster's (2001) work suggest about the relationship between youth violence and adolescence?
Answer: It discusses the phenomenon of youth violence and its connection to the end of adolescence (defining the transition to adulthood).
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Question: What family factors were associated with adolescent sexual risk behavior according to Huebner & Howell (2004) and Rodgers (1999)?
Answer: Both works examine the influence of parental monitoring, communication, and parenting styles on adolescent sexual risk behavior.
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Question: What aspects of contraceptive use and pregnancy risk among high school students do Manlove, Ryan & Franzetta (2004) and Santelli et al. (2006) describ
Answer: They address the use and consistency of contraception in recent sexual relationships among teenage girls and changes in pregnancy risk between 1991–20
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Question: What risk of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) in adolescents is highlighted in Panchaud et al. (2000)?
Answer: The study focuses on the incidence of sexually transmitted diseases among adolescents in developed countries.
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Question: What relationship between early childhood sexual abuse and later risky sexual behavior in adult women do Parillo et al. (2001) describe?
Answer: The analysis shows an association between early sexual abuse and increased risky sexual behavior in adulthood (including behaviors increasing HIV risk
Card 10
Question: How can teenage pregnancy serve as an opportunity for STD and repeat pregnancy prevention according to Meade & Ickovics (2005)?
Answer: The authors view adolescent pregnancy and motherhood as an opportunity for integrated prevention of sexually transmitted diseases and repeat pregnanci