Contributary Factors of Risky Sexual Practice - Malede, Tegegne Chekol
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The prime objective of this book is to identify contributing factors of risky sexual practice among high school adolescents of Bahir Dar city.To this end,the study used a quantitative, cross-sectional design. A per-tested, self-administered questionnaire was employed to collect a primary data from 478 high school adolescents. The data were coded, entered, cleaned, and analyzed in the form of descriptive statistics and binary logistic regression. The following factors found to be contributory factors of risky sexual practice with a specific contribution of: living arrangement(15.64%),pocket…mehr

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The prime objective of this book is to identify contributing factors of risky sexual practice among high school adolescents of Bahir Dar city.To this end,the study used a quantitative, cross-sectional design. A per-tested, self-administered questionnaire was employed to collect a primary data from 478 high school adolescents. The data were coded, entered, cleaned, and analyzed in the form of descriptive statistics and binary logistic regression. The following factors found to be contributory factors of risky sexual practice with a specific contribution of: living arrangement(15.64%),pocket money(18.06%), substance abuse(30.43%), peer pressure(32.38%), educational status of head of the household(16.24%), family-adolescent discussion on sexual affairs (21.87%),and viewing of pornographic films(35.50%). Therefore, this study recommended interventions targeting on substance abuse, peer influence,watching erotic films as well as incorporating health education in the curriculum of schools.
Autorenporträt
This is Tegegne Chekol.I am graduated with MA degree in sociology from University of Gondar. I have been working in various organizations . My job experience on a research project conducted in Ethiopia by McGill University of Canada enables me to have practical knowledge on research and it contributed to the success of this work.