Titlebook: High-Risk Sexual Behavior; Interventions with V Evvie Becker,Elizabeth Rankin,Annette U. Rickel Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media N

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Book 1998cal facets ofsuccessful prevention programs. Becker and Rankin outline specificinterventions that address the needs of particularly vulnerablepopulations: women, ethnic minorities, and the gay community. Usefulchapter summaries which review the pros and cons of differentapproaches will aid both the student and the practitioner.

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Factors that Influence Sexual Behavior,gical variables, such as low self-esteem, locus of control, dissociation, and denial, on sexual practices. We will also look at the evidence for effects of alcohol and other drugs on sexual behavior. The ways in which poverty and the associated lack of opportunity impact risky behavior will be discu

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Models of Prevention, have developed out of these models. First, underlying theoretical concepts are described. Prochaska and DiClemente (1984) have delineated a five-stage model as a transtheoretical approach to understanding how human beings change behavior. The five stages (precontemplation, contemplation, preparatio

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Guidelines for Prevention, I,exual behavior and its risks. Sexual attitudes differ across cultures. In most cultures, there are strong standards regarding sexual behavior which differ for men and women. Cultural differences also affect the extent to which early sexual behavior is considered acceptable.

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