جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه « sexual behavior » در نشریات گروه « روانشناسی »

The present study aims to explore the effect of stress management training in mothers on risky behaviors among girls.

The research was practical and the method was a quasi-experimental including pre-test, posttest, experimental and control groups. The participants were 380 female students from a high school in Andishe, Shahriar in academic year 1398-1399 and 30 students were selected through average homogenization and split into two experimental and control groups. The students were asked to respond a pre-test which was a scale of risk-taking among Iranian adolescents designed by Mohamadi Ahmad Abadi and Heidari and they were supposed to answer again as the posttest after 10 sessions of stress management training. To analyze data, variance analysis was applied with a frequent measurement.

The findings indicates that the interactive effect of group × time on violence (F= 6/83, P= 0/001, h2= 0/336) is 0/01, for variables of sexual relationship and behavior (F= 3/45, P= 0/046, h2= 0/203) and relationship with opposite sex (F= 3/48, P= 0/045, h2= 0/205) was significantly 0/05.

Therefore, the family-centered stress management can enable us to prevent the risky behaviors in girls and increase the level of awareness in families.

The validation of an effective scale in the field of normal sexual behavior in children can create a comprehensive program for educating parents and psychologists to prevent potential problems in this regard. This study aimed to determine the reliability and validity of normal sexual behavior scale in Iranian children. This was a descriptive cross-sectional study in which the validity and reliability of children sexual behavior index (CSBI) were assessed on 230 Iranian children who had referred to Sheikh's Hospital in Mashhad between October to March 2015. Questionnaire was translated into Persian, and under the control of experts, 15 items that were consistant with Iraninan culture and determinant, selected as appropriate items in assessing normal sexual behavior in children. The method of data collection was fieldwork and using the questionnaire completing by the child's parents. According to the data, the items of speaking about sexual issues and the extent of questioning about sexual issues and the child's tendency to touch the adults and the child's tendency to kiss the adults had the highest correlation that was above 50%. This study supported the quadratic model, which evaluated the contents of the questionnaire and each factor was named based on the content. The first factor was named as mental busy with sexual issues, the second factor as sexual desire, the third factor as Self-disciplined, and the fourth factor as tendency to spontaneity. Cronbach's alpha for children normal sexual behavior index was 0.77 and Cronbach's alpha for each of the components was calculated between 0.75 and 0.78. The present study indicated that children normal sexual behavior index has high internal consistency and can be applied as a suitable tool by researches for evaluation of children's sexual health.