TL;DR
The Sexual Health Myth-Conceptions Scale (SHMCS) shows promise as a tool for assessing general and domain-specific sexual health myth-conceptions and for advancing understanding their roles in sexual health among emerging adults.
ABSTRACT Introduction: Sexual and reproductive health literacy (SRHL) enables young adults to make informed health decisions through knowledge empowerment, without which sexual and reproductive health (SRH) outcomes are compromised. This study is apt, given the experimental nature of young adults with risky sexual beha...
Sexual self-efficacy includes confidence in sexual identity and agency (Deutsch et al., 2014; Stephanou & Dias, 2021) and is critical for relational health (Ogallar-Blanco et al., 2023). Drawing on social cognitive theory (Bandura, 1986), symbolic interactionism (Blumer, 1969), and life course theory (Elder et al., 200...
Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) is a major concern among youth, particularly among undergraduates. It primarily focuses on the use of contraceptives, prevention of sexually transmitted infections, protection from sexual and gender-based violence, and maintaining safe, healthy relationships. Undergraduates who are...
This is the first study to quantify destigmatizing language as an explicit evaluation dimension for LLM-generated STI content, albeit as an exploratory measure pending formal content validation.
INTRODUCTION Digital platforms have accelerated sexual and reproductive health (SRH) self-care practices, but evidence is limited regarding the demand and usage of these resources and their potential to reduce SRH inequities. METHODS We draw on the CSF-2023 study, a national cross-sectional survey on sexuality in Fra...
To ensure that no one is left behind, programs to improve women's sexual self-efficacy should be included in clinical/field intervention programs to be carried out for the prevention of sexually transmitted infections.
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