Abstract

Influence of Mental Health on Preventive Behavior towards Premature - Sexual Intercourse among Junior High School Students in Thailand

Highlights

  • Premature sexual intercourse or sexual intercourse among students has become a major issue in Thailand, as it affected to students’ quality of life such as teen age pregnancy, sexually transmitted infection, education failure, and stigma in society

  • A questionnaire consisted of close-ended questions emphasized on socio-demography, sexual risk behavior, sex education, attitude towards sex, being taught about sex education by teachers, being taught about sex education by parents, preventive behavior towards premature sexual intercourse, and mental health test from Ministry of Public Health

  • The factors influenced on preventive behavior towards premature-sexual intercourse among junior high school students were normal level of mental health, sex values, knowledge of sex education, alcohol drinking, money expenses and saving, being taught by parents, having boyfriend/girlfriend respectively

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Summary

Introduction

Premature sexual intercourse or sexual intercourse among students has become a major issue in Thailand, as it affected to students’ quality of life such as teen age pregnancy, sexually transmitted infection, education failure, and stigma in society. Aekplakorn, et al, studied sexual behavior among teens aged 10-19 and found that 17.9% of male students had had sexual intercourse and 7.3% of female students had had sexual intercourse [1]. In 2017, 129 teen students had sexually transmitted infection [5]. These situations illustrate that these effects cause from premature-sexual intercourse. The early teens should be evaluated pre-sexual behavior in order to prevent teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted infection

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