Efficacy of Peer Sexuality Education: The Effects of Peer Sexuality Education on Perceived Risk, Condom Use, and Sexual Decision Making.

Koob, Jeffrey J.; Cameron, Kenzie A.; Oswalt, Sara B.

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ERIC Number: EJ651414

Record Type: Journal

Publication Date: 2001

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Efficacy of Peer Sexuality Education: The Effects of Peer Sexuality Education on Perceived Risk, Condom Use, and Sexual Decision Making.

Koob, Jeffrey J.; Cameron, Kenzie A.; Oswalt, Sara B.

Peer Facilitator Quarterly, v17 n3 p76-83 2000-2001

Assessed the immediate impact of attending a peer sexuality program on sexual regret; perception of risk of contracting a sexually transmitted disease; and intention to use condoms, thoughts about sexual issues, and conversations with partners regarding sexual issues. Surveys indicated that the program increased college students' intentions to think and talk more with partners about issues salient to sexual behaviors. (SM)

Descriptors: College Students, Condoms, Decision Making, Higher Education, Peer Teaching, Program Effectiveness, Sex Education, Sexuality, Student Attitudes

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Language: English

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