泰国穆斯林青少年婚前性行为的预测因素:横断面研究

F. Hayee, W. Fongkaew, Joachim G. Voss
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婚前行为和性行为是不稳定的,可能会导致青少年面临更高的意外怀孕率和性传播感染率。这项横断面研究旨在确定预测泰国最南端穆斯林青少年婚前性行为的因素。研究人员从一所职业学院和四所学校招募了 700 名青少年。数据收集采用了性危险行为及其相关因素问卷。结果表明,年龄的增长是预测较高婚前行为和性行为的一个因素。在人际因素方面,对性危险行为的了解是一个保护因素,而感知到的父母和同伴对性行为的认可以及感知到的同伴规范则是较高的婚前性行为和性行为的预测因素。父母更多的监督是降低婚前行为的保护因素。在环境因素方面,文化规范是一个重要的保护因素,而邻里关系混乱则预示着较高的婚前行为。总之,年龄、父母对性的认可和感知到的同伴规范是性行为和婚前行为的预测因素。这些发现为医疗服务提供者(尤其是护士)提供了有用的信息,有助于他们根据保护因素和预测因素制定干预措施,预防性行为和婚前行为。我们建议开展包括所有社区利益相关者在内的行动研究,以制定预防穆斯林青少年性行为风险的干预措施。
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Predicting Factors of Pre-coital and Sexual Behaviors among Thai Muslim Adolescents: A Cross-sectional Study
Pre-coital and sexual behaviors are precarious and may lead adolescents to face higher rates of unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections. This cross-sectional study aimed to determine the factors predicting pre-coital and sexual behaviors amongMuslim adolescents in southernmost Thailand. Seven hundred adolescents were recruited from a vocational college and four schools. Sexual risk behaviors and its related factors questionnaires were employed for data collection. Descriptive statistics were used todescribe the demographic characteristics of the participants; binary and ordinal logistic regression was used to examine the factors explaining sexual risk behaviors. The results indicated that increased age was a predicting factor for higher pre-coital and sexual behaviors. For interpersonal factors, knowledge of sexual risk behaviors was a protective factor, while perceived parent and peer approval of sex and perceived peer norms predicted higher pre-coital and sexual behaviors. More parental monitoring was a protective factor for lower pre-coital behaviors. For environmental factors, cultural norms were a significant protective factor, while neighborhood disorganization predicted higher pre-coital behaviors. In conclusion, age, parental approval of sex, and perceived peer norms were predictors of sexual and pre-coital behaviors. These findings provide useful information for healthcare providers, especially nurses, to develop the intervention with the protective factors and predictors of sexual and pre-coital behaviors. We recommend action research that includes all community stakeholders to develop an intervention to prevent sexual risk behaviors among Muslim adolescents.
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