The effects of three abstinence sex education programs on student attitudes toward sexual activity
1991
Olsen, J.A. | Weed, S.E. | Ritz, G.M. | Jensen, L.C.
The effects of three abstinence sex education programs on student attitudes toward sexual activity were studied. The programs were administered to 7th and 10th-grade students in three school districts in the State of Utah. All students were administered a pre- and posttest survey to determine attitude change. The independent variables were program, grade level, gender, and pre/posttest. The dependent variable was the combined and averaged response to 12 questions taken from the survey. There was four-way interaction between the independent variables. The Sex Respect program produced the most positive attitude change.
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