Sílvia Caldeira, Fiona Timmins, Emília C de Carvalho, Margarida Vieira
Nursing Diagnosis of "Spiritual Distress" in Women With Breast Cancer: Prevalence and Major Defining Characteristics
Cancer nursing
involvement sexual activities increases adolescence many countries including cambodia objective study explore perspectives interpretations sex held cambodian adolescents within context social norms culture qualitative research design used conduct indepth interviews purposive sample 91 cambodian adolescents aged 15 19 years participants recruited rural areas data collected facetoface interviews using semistructured interview guides thematic analysis used analyze data four themes perspectives sex identified 1 desire releasing sexual desire stress 2 relationship emotional connection demonstration love 3 roles responsibilities within womans marital duties 4 values value virginity future engagement cambodian adolescents perspectives interpretations sex deeply influenced social norms cultural values men typically perceived sex lens instinct pleasure women often emphasized deep sense familial duty held premarital sex morally unacceptable findings suggest interventions aimed improving sexual health cambodian adolescents designed understanding social norms cultural values shape perspectives interpretations sex interventions focus promoting safe sex practices providing accurate comprehensive sexual education