Alemayehu Deressa, Mulugeta Gamachu, Abdi Birhanu, Galana Mamo Ayana, Temam Beshir Raru, Belay Negash, Bedasa Taye Merga, Lemma Demissei Regassa, Fira Abamecha Ababulgu
Malaria Risk Perception and Preventive Behaviors Among Elementary School Students, Southwest Ethiopia. Generalized Structural Equation Model
Infection and drug resistance
purpose study evaluate effectiveness sexual skills training intimacy sexual satisfaction women randomized clinical trial study parallel design 70 participants n35 divided 2 groups control intervention groups women selected multiple steps requirements inclusion criteria obtaining standard score marital satisfaction women record 624 months marital life record abortion stillborn birth pregnancy period child suffering acute chronic serious disease surgery pelvic organs minimum elementary education couples iranian factors exclusion criteria womens absence 2 training classes pregnancy study data collection conducted four questionnaires demographic characteristics marital satisfaction sexual satisfaction sexual intimacy validity reliability questionnaires measured content validity chronbach alpha respectively data extracted questionnaires analyzed using spss software version 180 data analysis descriptive statistics independent ttest paired ttest nonparametric tests applied significance level test considered p005 results showed sexual skills training leads promotion sexual satisfaction p0001 sexual intimacy p0001 among women intervention group impact training stable two months completion intervention total training lessons gave positive views participants towards sexual issues formed realistic positive sexual expectations healthier sexual behaviors selfexpressions consequently gained sexual knowledge made able experience intimacy satisfaction sexual relationships spouses