Paul McIlhiney, Gilles E Gignac, Michael Weinborn, Ullrich Kh Ecker
Sensitivity to misinformation retractions in the continued influence paradigm: Evidence for stability
Quarterly journal of experimental psychology (2006)
past research indicates family characteristics associated sexual risktaking behaviors adolescence adulthood prevalence sexually transmitted diseases higher among black males among males races important understand factors associated sexual risk group data 1125 black men participating 1991 national survey men used structural equation modeling examine association individual family characteristics age sexual initiation lifetime number sexual partners men whose mothers worked likely first intercourse younger age others beta 104 whereas raised parents likely delay sexual initiation 072 fewer partners lifetime 062 men married first intercourse old erage likely lower total number partners others 297 369 respectively school community programs provide culturally appropriate accessible activities black youth reach black males early still elementary school programming targeted parents mayhelp learn skills communicating effectively children sexualityrelated issues