Community Factors Shaping Early Age at First Sex among Adolescents in Burkina Faso, Ghana, Malawi, and Uganda
Using data from the National Survey of Adolescents (2004), we examine the community-level factors associated with early age at first sex among adolescents 14-19 years old in four African countries. Regression models are fitted separately by sex for each country for an outcome measuring early age at...
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| description | Using data from the National Survey of Adolescents (2004), we examine
the community-level factors associated with early age at first sex
among adolescents 14-19 years old in four African countries. Regression
models are fitted separately by sex for each country for an outcome
measuring early age at first sex, with a focus on community-level
factors as potential influences of age on sexual debut. The
community-level factors associated with adolescents' sexual debut
vary widely by both country and gender. Community influences that
emerge as risk or protective factors of early sexual debut include
community levels of adolescent marriage, wealth, religious group
affiliation, sex education, parental monitoring, reproductive health
knowledge, media exposure, membership in adolescent social group, and
use of alcohol. Results indicate the importance of context-specific
understanding of adolescents' sexual behaviour and suggest how
elements of place should be harnessed in the development of effective
HIV and sexual health interventions. |
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among adolescents 14-19 years old in four African countries. Regression
models are fitted separately by sex for each country for an outcome
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factors as potential influences of age on sexual debut. The
community-level factors associated with adolescents' sexual debut
vary widely by both country and gender. Community influences that
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community levels of adolescent marriage, wealth, religious group
affiliation, sex education, parental monitoring, reproductive health
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among adolescents 14-19 years old in four African countries. Regression
models are fitted separately by sex for each country for an outcome
measuring early age at first sex, with a focus on community-level
factors as potential influences of age on sexual debut. The
community-level factors associated with adolescents' sexual debut
vary widely by both country and gender. Community influences that
emerge as risk or protective factors of early sexual debut include
community levels of adolescent marriage, wealth, religious group
affiliation, sex education, parental monitoring, reproductive health
knowledge, media exposure, membership in adolescent social group, and
use of alcohol. Results indicate the importance of context-specific
understanding of adolescents' sexual behaviour and suggest how
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the community-level factors associated with early age at first sex
among adolescents 14-19 years old in four African countries. Regression
models are fitted separately by sex for each country for an outcome
measuring early age at first sex, with a focus on community-level
factors as potential influences of age on sexual debut. The
community-level factors associated with adolescents' sexual debut
vary widely by both country and gender. Community influences that
emerge as risk or protective factors of early sexual debut include
community levels of adolescent marriage, wealth, religious group
affiliation, sex education, parental monitoring, reproductive health
knowledge, media exposure, membership in adolescent social group, and
use of alcohol. Results indicate the importance of context-specific
understanding of adolescents' sexual behaviour and suggest how
elements of place should be harnessed in the development of effective
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