Jeffrey A Bridge, Lindsey Asti, Lisa M Horowitz, Joel B Greenhouse, Cynthia A Fontanella, Arielle H Sheftall, Kelly J Kelleher, John V Campo
Suicide Trends Among Elementary School-Aged Children in the United States From 1993 to 2012
JAMA pediatrics
today one biggest concerns parents protecting children properly educating sex aim study determine effect educational intervention parental skills sex education children elementary schools northwest tehraniran 2019 based literature quasiexperimental study conducted 125 parents elementary schoolchildren northwestern tehran data collected valid reliable questionnaire intervention two intervention control groups filled pretest questionnaire data collected valid reliable questionnaire intervention two intervention control groups filled pretest questionnaire parents participated educational program based dramatic literature two months later questionnaire completed control intervention groups finally data analyzed regression oneway anova test results showed statistically significant difference mean scores knowledge experimental control groups posttest p 001 also statistically significant difference mean scores attitude experimental control groups posttest stage p 001 also statistically significant difference mean scores performance based group membership experimental group control group posttest phase p 001 findings study showed educational intervention parental skills sex education based dramatic literature children significant effect parental knowledge attitude performance