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- Brandon Li is a 9 year old boy who is half Australian and half Chinese. He lives with his immediate family which includes his father, mother, and older brother and sister. - He attends pre-school and primary school and takes swimming and piano lessons outside of school. His microsystem includes his family, teachers, and extracurricular activity instructors. - His mesosystem includes interactions between the members of his microsystem like between his parents and teachers. His exosystem includes his extended family and parents' occupations.
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Introduction Comment by Richards, Sharlene - richarst: Note this paper is only 4 pages- it should be minimally 4 ½ pages.
Out of all sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) cases calculated each year, 50% are contracted by young people ages 15-24 (Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2017). This age group is particularly at risk for STDs because they tend to sexually active, and engage in more sexually-risky behaviors.
This research proposal examines the relationship between memorable messages received from mothers about sex prior to college and female college students’ perceived risks for STIs.
First, the review of literature will discuss research on mother-daughter communication surrounding sexual behavior. Second, the literature review will examine research on perceived risk for STDs. Following the literature review, the rationale will present an argument for the research question. Following the rationale, the research question will be stated.
Literature Review
Mother-Daughter Communication about Sex
Memorable messages are short, specific, verbal messages that one remembers throughout life (Rubinsky & Cooke-Jackson, 2017). Past research indicates that mothers have a significant influence on their daughter’s sexual behavior. Conversations about sex are marked by discomfort by both mothers and daughters, however, daughters see mothers as admirable role models (Dennis & Wood, 2012). Mothers are influential on their daughter’s views about sex and sexual behavior (Binkley, Frey, & Violanti, 2007). Comment by Richards, Sharlene - richarst: This is a conceptual definition Comment by Richards, Sharlene - richarst: This is a summary statement
Past research indicates that mothers may engage in more conversations with their children and discuss more topics, but this may vary according to their parenting style. A study of parent-child triads found that, between mothers and fathers, mothers tend to engage in more conversations about sexuality with their children and discuss a wider variety of topics (Heisler, 2005). Askelson, Campo, and Smith (2012) surveyed mothers of daughters age 9-15 years old, and recorded ten conversation topics total, covering: menstruation, sexual intercourse, romantic relationships, sexually-transmitted infections or diseases, contraception methods, and sexual orientation. In this study, subjects such as menstruation and alcohol (around 80% of mothers recorded discussing these) were discussed much more than others like contraceptives and condoms (both around 30%) (Askelson et al., 2012). Askelson et al. (2012) questioned how a mother’s parenting style affected mother-daughter sex communication, and found that more authoritative mothers (who were demanding of, but responsive to, their children) discussed a greater number of topics with their daughters and at an earlier age than less authoritative mothers.
Past research indicates that conversations about sex with daughters appear to be limi.
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Paper 3
Introduction Comment by Richards, Sharlene - richarst: Note this paper is only 4 pages- it should be minimally 4 ½ pages.
Out of all sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) cases calculated each year, 50% are contracted by young people ages 15-24 (Center for Disease Control and Prevention, 2017). This age group is particularly at risk for STDs because they tend to sexually active, and engage in more sexually-risky behaviors.
This research proposal examines the relationship between memorable messages received from mothers about sex prior to college and female college students’ perceived risks for STIs.
First, the review of literature will discuss research on mother-daughter communication surrounding sexual behavior. Second, the literature review will examine research on perceived risk for STDs. Following the literature review, the rationale will present an argument for the research question. Following the rationale, the research question will be stated.
Literature Review
Mother-Daughter Communication about Sex
Memorable messages are short, specific, verbal messages that one remembers throughout life (Rubinsky & Cooke-Jackson, 2017). Past research indicates that mothers have a significant influence on their daughter’s sexual behavior. Conversations about sex are marked by discomfort by both mothers and daughters, however, daughters see mothers as admirable role models (Dennis & Wood, 2012). Mothers are influential on their daughter’s views about sex and sexual behavior (Binkley, Frey, & Violanti, 2007). Comment by Richards, Sharlene - richarst: This is a conceptual definition Comment by Richards, Sharlene - richarst: This is a summary statement
Past research indicates that mothers may engage in more conversations with their children and discuss more topics, but this may vary according to their parenting style. A study of parent-child triads found that, between mothers and fathers, mothers tend to engage in more conversations about sexuality with their children and discuss a wider variety of topics (Heisler, 2005). Askelson, Campo, and Smith (2012) surveyed mothers of daughters age 9-15 years old, and recorded ten conversation topics total, covering: menstruation, sexual intercourse, romantic relationships, sexually-transmitted infections or diseases, contraception methods, and sexual orientation. In this study, subjects such as menstruation and alcohol (around 80% of mothers recorded discussing these) were discussed much more than others like contraceptives and condoms (both around 30%) (Askelson et al., 2012). Askelson et al. (2012) questioned how a mother’s parenting style affected mother-daughter sex communication, and found that more authoritative mothers (who were demanding of, but responsive to, their children) discussed a greater number of topics with their daughters and at an earlier age than less authoritative mothers.
Past research indicates that conversations about sex with daughters appear to be limi ...
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