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YOUNG PEOPLE ARE DIFFERENT TODAY TRUE OR FALSE? 1 Test your knowledge about young adults’ behaviour by answering the questions below. 1. Today people are starting sexual activity much younger than previous generations? ____ TRUE ____ FALSE 2. Most young people in developing countries are having sex? ____ TRUE ____ FALSE 3. Today more young adults start sex before marriage than in the past? ____ TRUE ____ FALSE 4. For young adults, sexually transmitted infections pose more risk than ever? ____ TRUE ____ FALSE 5. Teenage boys are responsible for nearly all unplanned pregnancies among young women? ____ TRUE ____ FALSE 1 Population Reports Series J, Number 41-October 1995, Published by the Population Information Program, Center for Communication Programs, The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Volume XXIII, Number 3. Session 8-Pg.11
ARE YOUNG PEOPLE DIFFERENT TODAY? 2 Answers to questions. Adults often hold mistaken views about young people’s sexual and reproductive behaviour and it’s consequences, based more upon assumptions or stereotypes than understanding. 1. Today people are starting sexual activity much younger than previous generations? FALSE In most countries median age at first sex has not changed over the last several decades, and in some countries it is actually higher today than among older generations. 2. Most young people in developing countries are having sex? FALSE The majority of unmarried young people , especially in developing countries, are not sexually active. Most of those sexually active are married. 3. Today more young adults start sex before marriage than in the past? TRUE Among previous generations sex was largely confined to marriage, where as today young people marry later, and thus more are having sex before marriage. This change puts many young people at risk for STIs including AIDS as well as unplanned pregnancies. 4. For young adults, sexually transmitted infections pose more risk than ever? TRUE Sexually active young adults are particularly vulnerable to STIs and in some countries they have among the highest STI rates of any group. At least half of those infected with the AIDS virus are under age 25. 5. Teenage boys are responsible for nearly all unplanned pregnancies among young women? FALSE Large proportions of pregnancies among women under age 20 are caused by men who are older, often much older. Substantial numbers of young people especially younger women are coerced into sex. 2 Population Reports Series J, Number 41-October 1995, Published by the Population Information Program, Center for Communication Programs, The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health Volume XXIII, Number 3. Session 8-Pg.12
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HOTLINES IN THE CONTEXT OF HIV/AIDS
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