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Vem pratar niondeklassare med om preventivmedel? : en kvantitativ studie

Kull, Mona and Wik, Camilla (2005)
School of Social Work
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to find out who young people of today talk to about contraceptive. The main questions that we wanted to answer was from who young people wish to get information about contraceptive and whose advice they listen to and trust the most. Our purpose was also to illustrate the questions from a gender-perspective.

We chose two equivalent rural districts, when it comes to the number of inhabitants. The young people who took part are students in ninth grade. We wanted to get a great sample so that the study would be representative of the population. We therefore used inquiries for the students to fill in and 115 students took part in the investigation.

The main result from the study was that the juvenile-reception is... (More)
The purpose of this study was to find out who young people of today talk to about contraceptive. The main questions that we wanted to answer was from who young people wish to get information about contraceptive and whose advice they listen to and trust the most. Our purpose was also to illustrate the questions from a gender-perspective.

We chose two equivalent rural districts, when it comes to the number of inhabitants. The young people who took part are students in ninth grade. We wanted to get a great sample so that the study would be representative of the population. We therefore used inquiries for the students to fill in and 115 students took part in the investigation.

The main result from the study was that the juvenile-reception is an important instance for young people. They listen to and trust the advice from them. The girls stand for the largest part of the visits at the juvenile-reception. Astonishing was that so few students had talked to the school almoner about contraceptive. Nor did the students listen to or trust the school almoners advice about contraceptive in any great extension. (Less)
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author
Kull, Mona and Wik, Camilla
supervisor
organization
year
type
M2 - Bachelor Degree
subject
keywords
ungdomar, preventivmedel, contraceptives, youth, Sociology, Sociologi
language
Swedish
id
1332163
date added to LUP
2005-06-23 00:00:00
date last changed
2005-06-23 00:00:00
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  abstract     = {{The purpose of this study was to find out who young people of today talk to about contraceptive. The main questions that we wanted to answer was from who young people wish to get information about contraceptive and whose advice they listen to and trust the most. Our purpose was also to illustrate the questions from a gender-perspective.

We chose two equivalent rural districts, when it comes to the number of inhabitants. The young people who took part are students in ninth grade. We wanted to get a great sample so that the study would be representative of the population. We therefore used inquiries for the students to fill in and 115 students took part in the investigation.

The main result from the study was that the juvenile-reception is an important instance for young people. They listen to and trust the advice from them. The girls stand for the largest part of the visits at the juvenile-reception. Astonishing was that so few students had talked to the school almoner about contraceptive. Nor did the students listen to or trust the school almoners advice about contraceptive in any great extension.}},
  author       = {{Kull, Mona and Wik, Camilla}},
  language     = {{swe}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{Vem pratar niondeklassare med om preventivmedel? : en kvantitativ studie}},
  year         = {{2005}},
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