Maryam Rahbari, Fatemeh Hajnaghizadeh, Behzad Damari, Behzad Adhami
Dropouts and social determinants of health; policy for the prevention of school dropout, qualitative study of the causes and interventions
International journal of preventive medicine
parents consistently report worried impact online pornography adolescent preadolescent childrens development yet parents discuss pornography part parentchild conversations sexuality current study sought identify barriers parentchild conversations pornography present two studies first study employed onetoone interviews explore parents n 14 beliefs role childs pornography education second study involved quantitative assessment study 1 findings sample parents preadolescent adolescent children n 408 findings indicate three overarching themes prevent parents addressing pornography adolescent children parents practical ability discuss pornography attitudes toward discussing pornography perceived positive impact addressing pornography adolescent children practical ability often reported greatest barrier parents engaging parentchild conversations pornography notably parents reported hesitancy discussing pornography know define pornography address pornography ageappropriate way fathers also significantly less likely believe talking pornography socially acceptable discuss implications findings present recommendations developing parents pornography education resource