Decreasing sex bias through education for parenthood or prevention of adolescent pregnancy: a developmental model with integrative strategies.

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1994
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Abstract
This paper identifies the need for more research, education, and services for males about adolescent pregnancy and parenthood to augment their social and familial learning experiences. A case is made for more participation by schools in achieving a better balance between males and females in preparing for parenthood or prevention of pregnancy. Developmentally appropriate educational concepts and strategies that are integrated into the curriculum are described.
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Authors Weinstein, E; Rosen, E
Journal adolescence
Year 1994
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Education behavior youth adolescents parents adolescent pregnancy demographic factors fertility population population dynamics reproductive behavior curriculum population characteristics age factors social behavior family and household family characteristics theoretical studies fathers family relationships male role adolescents, male sex education--men

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