Hye-Ryun Kim, Young-Ho Khang
[Reliability of education and occupational class: a comparison of health survey and death certificate data]
Journal of preventive medicine and public health = Yebang Uihakhoe chi
study identified factors affecting sexually transmitted infections stis among high school students south korea study secondary data analysis using data eighth annual korea youth risk behavior webbased survey conducted 2012 data 2387 high school students reported sexual intercourse analyzed using descriptive statistics chisquare tests logistic regression gender survey questionnaire measured drug experience internet pornography preference age first intercourse method contraception overall 72 participants experienced stis common significant predictors stis male female students drug experience internet pornography preference age first intercourse contraceptive methods statistically significant males living arrangements internet usage significant females drug experiences internet pornography preference age first intercourse strong factors affected male female students suggesting necessity reinforce laws regulations prohibiting drug use pornography moreover precise detailed information intercourse sexual behaviors stis offered public health nurses officially provided starting elementary school male students practice condom use emphasized