Sexual behaviour and AIDS
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| adam_text | Contents
Tables ix
Figures xv.
Contributors xv
Letter **
Official report ™.
Foreword xxm
Preface ^
List of abbreviations XXV11
1 Introduction *
Background ~
Research objective 5
Other countries surveys on sexual behaviour 6
Quantitative surveys in developed countries 6
Quantitative surveys in developing countries 8
2 Orientating the research procedure 13
Research principles 3
Defining sexual behaviour 15
Hypotheses and analytical parameters 17
Scenario elements 18
Meanings }*
Describing sexual practices 21
Analytical model 23
Survey limitations 23
3 Survey protocol 26
General principles 26
Drawing the sample and sample structure 26
Method of collecting data 28
Designing the questionnaire 30
Reliability of responses 30
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Results of the pilot surveys 32 I
Linguistic analysis of the questionnaire 33
The interviewer respondent relationship 35
Survey programme 37
Training the interviewers 39
Data collection 41
Scientific and institutional evaluation 42
Ethical considerations 46
Sexuality and AIDS 46
Ethical problems related to the survey 47
Consequences of the survey 49
4 The survey population 59
Assessing the data collection 59
The interviewers 59
The respondents 62
The survey organisations 63
Participation in the survey 64
Drop out rate 67
Sample obtained: characteristics and adjustment 69
Characteristics of the sample 69
Effect of household size 70
Structure of the sample obtained 71
Adjusting the sample 73
Choice of estimators and calculating the confidence
intervals 87
How much confidence can we have in an estimate? 87
Why use a complex sampling? 87
A specific solution for each survey 88
Rules for calculating variance 89
5 Sexual activity in the population 92
General characteristics 92
First sexual intercourse, yesterday and today 1 93
Sexual practices over a lifetime 98
Number, sex and type of partners 104
Recent activity 117
Sexual activity in the past twelve months 117
Last sexual intercourse 126
6 Communication, psychological predispositions and
social environment 140
Social discourse and normative influences 140
Having confidants 142
The normative variety of social circles 147
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Talking with a partner 140
Verbal communication and sexuality I49
Talking with a partner: a prevention strategy? 151
Sexual knowledge of a partner 152
What did respondent and partner talk about at last
intercourse? 154
Discussion I55
Family communication and sexuality I5g
Sexual pleasures, dysfunctions, fantasies and satisfaction 163
Attitudes towards body fluids 1^3
Feelings associated with sexual intercourse and
masturbation I64
Masturbation and orgasms 1^5
Sexual intercourse and orgasms lg*
Sexual dysfunctions Ig ,
Sexual fantasies 1 go
Sexual satisfaction 17q
Norms and representations concerning sexuality and AIDS
prevention 172
Social representations of sexuality and sexual intercourse I73
Knowledge and beliefs relating to AIDS and its
transmission I74
Attributed causes of infection y~ja
The perception of the link between love and risk 17 r
Perception of the risk of AIDS 17
Perception of the effectiveness and ease of use of methods
of prevention 177
Changes in behaviour l^q
Summary of results lg.
Sexual violence lg^
Verbal aggression 1 g^
Forced sexual intercourse lg r
Some conclusions j go
About death Igg
Thinking of one s own death jgn
Emotions felt at the thought of death 1^.
The worst type of suffering envisaged IOq
The death of loved ones 192
The death of hated people io~
Variations in attitudes towards death by number of
partners 192
Conclusion l v
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7 At risk behaviour and methods of protection 198
At risk behaviour 198
Sexually transmitted diseases 199
Condom use 202
Over a lifetime and in the past 12 months 202
New users 208
Condom use at last sexual intercourse 210
The condom s social image 217
Conclusion 218
8 Social perception of the disease and screening test 227
Social perception of the disease 227
Proximity to and attitudes towards AIDS patients 227
Knowledge of the disease 228
HIV antibody screening 230
Screening tests over a lifetime 230
Screening in the past 12 months 231
9 Prediction and spread of the epidemic 234
Methods of predicting 234
Initial results 236
Subsequent analyses 238
Conclusion 239
Conclusion 242
Survey questionnaire 254
Bibliography 319
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activities at least once) 99
Table 5.9 Non physical sexual activities, by age at the time of
survey (percentage of men and women having
engaged in one of the following activities often or
sometimes by age group) 101
Table 5.10 Rare sexual activities (percentage of men and
women having engaged in one of the following
activities at least once) 101
Table 5.11 Religion and masturbation, by sex (in %) 102
Table 5.12 Sexual practices and social groups (percentage, in
each social group, of men and women having
engaged in one of the activities mentioned often or
sometimes) 104
Table 5.13 Distribution of number of sexual partners during an
entire lifetime, by sex and age at the time of survey
(in %) 106
Table 5.14 Percentage of men and women reporting at least
one same sex partner in a lifetime, over the past 5
years and over the past 12 months, by age at the
time of the survey (of those people having had
sexual intercourse at least once during the period in
question) 109
Table 5.15 Average number of partners of each sex over a
lifetime, in the past 5 years and in the past 12
months, by sex and age at the time of the survey 112
Table 5.16 Contact with prostitutes during the past five years,
by age at the time of the survey, marital status and
importance accorded to religion (in %) 113
Table 5.17 Average number of times respondents had been in
love in their lives, by sex and age at the time of the
survey 114
Table 5.18 Percentage of men and women who agreed with
certain opinions concerning love and sexuality 116
Table 5.19 Sexual activity in men and women in the past 12
months (in %) for respondents having already had
sexual intercourse 118
Table 5.20 Sexual activity in the past 12 months, by sex and
different socio demographic characteristics (in %)
for people having already had sexual intercourse 119
Table 5.21 Distribution of the number of new partners, by sex
and sexual activity in the past 12 months (in %) for
respondents having had sexual intercourse in the
past 12 months 123
Table 5.22 Percentage of heterosexuals with multiple partners
reporting at least one new partner in the past 12
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; months, by sex and age at the time of the survey 124
Table 5.23 Distribution of different types of partners at last
intercourse, by sexual orientation (in %) 127
Table 5.24 Percentage of cases in which the respondent and
his/her last partner had the same level of education
(heterosexuals) 128
Table 5.25 First meeting place for respondent and his/her last
partner, by age (in %) 128
Table 5.26 Percentage of people who reported feeling very or
quite in love, by sex and type of partner 129
Table 5.27 Percentage of people who reported having engaged
in different sexual practices during last intercourse,
by sex and number of partners 130
Table 5.28 Percentage of people who reported having engaged
in different sexual practices during last intercourse
(homosexual or bisexual men in the past 12
months) 131
Average age at first intercourse of men and women
in each generation 133
Average number of sexual partners over a lifetime,
5 years and 12 months, by sex and age at the time of
the survey 134
Distribution of number of sexual partners in past 5
years, by sex and age at the time of the survey
(in %) 135
Distribution of number of sexual partners in past 12
months, by sex and age at the time of the survey
(in %) 136
Distribution of different types of partners at last
sexual intercourse (heterosexuals) by age at time of
survey (in %) 137
Table 6.1 Distribution of number of confidants reported, by
sex and age at time of survey (in %) 142
Table 6.2 Distribution of number of confidants reported, by
number of partners in past 12 months (in %) 143
Table 6.3 Distribution of types of relationships with
confidants by sex (in %) 144
Table 6.4 Knowledge of partner s status with respect to other
partners (whether or not partner had other partners
at the time of relationship with respondent) by type
of partner and respondent s sexual activity (in %) 153
Table 6.5 Subjects discussed by men and women in verbal
communication at last sexual intercourse by type of
partner (in %) 154
Table 6.6 Percentage of men and women who reported having
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talked about at least one subject at last intercourse,
by type of partner (in %) 155
Table 6.7 Talking about personal problems with father and
mother, by sex and age at time of survey (in %) 159
Table 6.8 Distribution of responses often and very often
to the question did your family talk to you about
sexuality when you were a child? , by sex and age
at time of survey (in %) 161
Table 6.9 How easy it was to talk, during childhood, with
father and mother, by sex and age at time of survey
(in %) 161
Table 6.10 Distribution of responses from men and women to
the question in your opinion, how often must a
man/a woman have sexual intercourse in order to
feel all right? (in %) 166
Table 6.11 Distribution of sexual dysfunctions in men and
women in sexually active respondents (in %) 168
Table 6.12 Percentage of people who reported Often having
the following activities, feelings and impressions in
their fantasies, by age at the time of the survey 169
Table 6.13 Distribution of answers to the question are you
satisfied with your current sex life? by sex and age
at the time of the survey (in %) 171
Table 6.14 Individual perception of risk of HIV Infection, by
sex and number of partners in the past 12 months
(in %) 176
Table 6.15 Effectiveness and ease of use of the methods of
protection 177
Table 6.16 Percentage of people who expressed their
agreement with different forms of change, by
sexual activity and sexual orientation in the past
twelve months (of respondents having changed their
behaviour) 180
Table 6.17 Percentage of people who had been subjected to
pornographic conversations or telephone calls, by
sex and age at the time of the survey 184
Table 6.18 Percentage of individuals who had been subjected to
at least one pornographic conversation or telephone
call before the age of 20, by sex and age at the time
of the survey 185
Table 6.19 Percentage of women who had been forced to have
sexual intercourse 185
Table 6.20 Context in which women were forced to have sexual
intercourse for the first time (in %) 186
Table 6.21 Forced sexual intercourse nature of the attacker by
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age at the time of the event (in %) 187
Table 6.22 Psychological attitudes of young women who were
forced to have sexual intercourse (in %) 187
Table 6.23 Percentage of people who answered often to the
question do you ever think about your own
death? , by sex and age at the time of the survey 189
Table 6.24 Distribution of emotions felt at the idea of death,
( what do you feel when you think about death ? )
by sex (in %) 190
Table 6.25 Distribution of worst types of suffering envisaged
( what from the following list would be the worst
type of suffering for you? ) (in %) 191
Distribution of respondents by occupation and
number of confidants reported (in %) 194
Distribution of male and female confidants
behaviour by type of relationships (in %) 195
Distribution of respondents by number of
confidants and sexual profile of their network of
confidants (in %) 196
Table 7.1 Presence of sexually transmitted diseases (other than
fungal infections) in the past 5 years in men and
women, by different socio demographic
characteristics (in %) 200
Table 7.2 Condom use in the past 12 months (at least once) by
sexual activity (in %) (in people having had sexual
intercourse during the period in question) 203
Table 7.3 Condom use in the past 12 months (at least once) by
sex, number of partners and sexual activity (in %) 204
Table 7.4 Condom use in the past 12 months in men and
women, by different socio demographic
characteristics (in %) 205
Table 7.5 Perception of risk and condom use in the past 12
months, by number of partners (in %) 206
Table 7.6 Perception of individual risk of infection, by
condom use (in %) 207
Table 7.7 Condom use over a lifetime, by sex and age at the
time of the survey (in %) (of people having had
sexual intercourse during the past 12 months) 208
Table 7.8 Condom use over a lifetime by sex and sexual
activity (in %) (of people having had sexual
intercourse in the past 12 months) 209
Table 7.9 Percentage of condom use at last sexual intercourse,
by sex, sexual activity and self perceived risk 211
Table 7.10 Condom use at last sexual intercourse, by sex,
sexual activity and type of partner (in %) 212
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Table 7.11 Condom use at last intercourse, by sex, sexual
activity and knowledge of screening and of
partner s multiple partners (in %) 213
Table 7.12 Condom use at last intercourse, by sex, sexual
activity and duration of sexual relationship (in %) 214
Table 7.13 Condom use at last intercourse, by sexual activity
and respondent s feelings of love for partner
(in %) 214
Table 7.14 Factors related to condom use at last sexual
intercourse, by sex and sexual activity (heterosexual
intercourse) 215
Table 7.15 Reluctance to use condoms, by condom use over a
lifetime and in the past 12 months (in %)
(population who were sexually active in the past 12
months) 217
Table 7.16 Percentage of people with the following opinions on
condoms among users and non users in the past 12
months (in %) (population who were sexually active
in the past 12 months) 218
Condom use (at least once) in a lifetime, by sex and
age at the time of the survey in sexually active
respondents (in %) 220
Condom use at last intercourse, by sex, sexual
activity and age (in %) 221
Condom use at last intercourse, by sex, sexual
activity and level of education (in %) 222
Condom use at last intercourse, by sex, sexual
activity, place of residence, religion and marital
status (in %) 223
Opinions on condoms, by sex (in %) 225
Table 8.1 Attitudes towards seropositive people, by sex and
personal acquaintance with a seropositive person (in
%) 228
Table 8.2 Attitudes towards seropositive people, by
respondent s socio demographic characteristics (in
%) 229
Table 8.3 Respondents having undergone HIV antibody
screening test, by sex and age at the time of the
survey (in %) 231
Table 8.4 Circumstances surrounding the screening test in the
past year (in %) 232
Table 9.1 Basic reproductive rate (Ro) and doubling time
(Td) of the HIV infection epidemic due to
heterosexual transmission, for an average duration
of the infectious period of two and four years 237
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Figures
Figure 4.1 Refusal rate by month (in %) 66
Figure 4.2 Distribution of the population interviewed, before
and after weighting, and the French population at
1/1/92, by sex and age 71
Figure 4.3 Process of selecting the long questionnaire
sub sample 74
Figure 5.1 Average age at first sexual intercourse, by sex and
generation 93
Figure 5.2 Average number of sexual partners over a lifetime,
by sex and age at the time of the survey 105
Figure 5.3 Average number of partners over the past 5 years,
by sex and age at the time of the survey 107
Figure 5.4 Average number of partners over the past 12
months, by sex and age at the time of the survey 108
Figure 5.5a Average number of same sex partners over a
lifetime (for those having reported at least one), by
sex and age at the time of the survey 110
Figure 5.5b Average number of same sex partners in the past 5
years (for those having reported at least one), by
sex and age at the time of the survey 110
Figure 5.5c Average number of same sex partners in the past 12
months (for those having reported at least one), by
sex and age at the time of the survey 111
Figure 5.6 Difference between the number of people with
whom respondents had been in love and the number
of sexual partners in their lifetimes, by sex and age
at the time of the survey 115
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Figure 5.7 Average number of episodes of sexual intercourse
in the past month, by sex and age at the time of
survey (for respondents having had sexual
intercourse at least once in the past year) 125
Figure 5.8 Distribution of the number of episodes of sexual
intercourse in the past month, by age at the time of
survey (for respondents having had intercourse at
least once in the past year) 126
Figure 7.1 Condom use over a lifetime (at least once) in
sexually active people by sex and age at the time of
the survey 202
Figure 9.1 Regional basic reproductive rates of the epidemic of
HIV infection due to heterosexual transmission 240
Figure 9.2 Total regional rates of heterosexual AIDS cases per
million inhabitants as at 31 march 1992 241
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| oclc_num | 30970389 |
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| owner | DE-473 DE-BY-UBG DE-11 |
| owner_facet | DE-473 DE-BY-UBG DE-11 |
| physical | XXVII, 324 S. graph. Darst. |
| publishDate | 1994 |
| publishDateSearch | 1994 |
| publishDateSort | 1994 |
| publisher | Avebury |
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| spellingShingle | Sexual behaviour and AIDS AIDS gtt Comportement sexuel Seksueel gedrag gtt Syndrome d'immunodéficience acquise Gesellschaft AIDS (Disease) Social aspects France Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome epidemiology France Health Surveys France Sexual Behavior France Sexual behavior surveys France Sexualverhalten (DE-588)4116485-4 gnd Aids (DE-588)4112470-4 gnd Gesellschaft (DE-588)4020588-5 gnd |
| subject_GND | (DE-588)4116485-4 (DE-588)4112470-4 (DE-588)4020588-5 (DE-588)4018145-5 |
| title | Sexual behaviour and AIDS |
| title_alt | Analyse des comportements sexual en France |
| title_auth | Sexual behaviour and AIDS |
| title_exact_search | Sexual behaviour and AIDS |
| title_full | Sexual behaviour and AIDS Alfred Spira ... |
| title_fullStr | Sexual behaviour and AIDS Alfred Spira ... |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sexual behaviour and AIDS Alfred Spira ... |
| title_short | Sexual behaviour and AIDS |
| title_sort | sexual behaviour and aids |
| topic | AIDS gtt Comportement sexuel Seksueel gedrag gtt Syndrome d'immunodéficience acquise Gesellschaft AIDS (Disease) Social aspects France Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome epidemiology France Health Surveys France Sexual Behavior France Sexual behavior surveys France Sexualverhalten (DE-588)4116485-4 gnd Aids (DE-588)4112470-4 gnd Gesellschaft (DE-588)4020588-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | AIDS Comportement sexuel Seksueel gedrag Syndrome d'immunodéficience acquise Gesellschaft AIDS (Disease) Social aspects France Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome epidemiology France Health Surveys France Sexual Behavior France Sexual behavior surveys France Sexualverhalten Aids Frankreich |
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