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Download full textMarshall, S. Alexandra; Hudson, Heather K.; Stigar, Lorraine V. – Health Educator, 2020
School-based sexuality education is widely supported by most Americans. However, there is debate over the topics that should be taught. Also, a better understanding of desires adolescents and parents have for equipping youth to make healthy decisions is needed. This study gathered perceptions from parents and students about the sexuality education…
Descriptors: Sex Education, Parent Attitudes, Student Attitudes, High School Students
Hudson, Heather K.; Marshall, S. Alexandra – Health Educator, 2016
Sexting is defined as sending/posting/sharing sexually explicit messages or nude/semi-nude images via electronic communication. Purpose: The purpose of this study was to assess and determine relationships of sexting behavioral intentions, sexting behaviors, and sexting content among selected Southern undergraduate students. Methods: Survey…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Regional Characteristics, Correlation, Telecommunications
Hudson, Heather K.; Bliss, Kadi R.; Fetro, Joyce V. – Health Educator, 2012
Four focus groups of undergraduate students (n = 32) were conducted to elicit perceptions regarding how text messaging affects personal health. Participant responses were coded and themed into five health dimensions: physical, mental, social, emotional, and spiritual. Results of focus groups showed several main themes linked each dimension of…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Verbal Communication, Health Education, Student Attitudes
