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Self-efficacy and unwanted sexual intercourse: ‘Reproductive health education programme for high-school students in Vojvodina’ Cover

Self-efficacy and unwanted sexual intercourse: ‘Reproductive health education programme for high-school students in Vojvodina’

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|Mar 2022

Figures & Tables

Socio-demographic characteristics of the sample students_

Variablesn%
Gender
Male2,42449.1
Female2,51450.9
Type of area of residence
Rural2,18844.5
Urban2,73155.5
Success at school
Excellent1,48030.1
Very good2,04841.7
Good1,23225.1
Satisfactory1052.1
Unsatisfactory511.0
Socio-economic status
Good2,39849.4
Average2,30847.5
Poor1533.1
Level of mother’s education
Elementary70714.5
High school2,77357.0
University1,32927.3
No mother present561.2
Level of father’s education
Elementary66713.7
High school2,88259.2
University1,17424.1
No father present1393.0

Gender differences in unwanted sexual intercourse among students_

VariablesMale
Female
Total
Unwanted sexual intercoursen%n%n%
Never55674.928577.484175.8
Once9512.85113.814613.1
Multiple times9112.3328.812311.1
Total742100.0368100.01,110100.0

Average score on the general self-efficacy scale among male students before and after implementation of the programme_

nMinMaxMean self-efficacy scoreSDtp
Before implementation1,765104032.685.0-0.9200.358
After implementation1,473104032.755.0

Average score on the general self-efficacy scale among students before and after implementation of the programme_

nMinMaxMean self-efficacy scoreSDtp
Before implementation3,742104032.325.0-2.7370.006
After implementation3,304104032.675.0

Association between socio-demographic variables and unwanted sexual intercourse among secondary-school students_

VariablesOR95%CIp
Gender
Male1.190.86–1.650.271
Female1
Type of area of residence
Rural1.110.82–1.510.462
Urban1
Father’s education
Elementary1.420.92–2.210.111
Secondary/university1
Mother’s education
Elementary1.050.66–1.650.830
Secondary/university1
Socio-economic status
Poor2.011.07–3.750.028
Good/average1
Success at school
Excellent/very good0.810.66–1.090.176
Good/satisfactory, unsatisfactory1

Average score on the general self-efficacy scale among female students before and after implementation of the programme_

nMinMaxMean self-efficacy scoreSDtp
Before implementation1,977104031.974.8-3.1000.002
After implementation1,831104032.454.8

Gender differences in reasons for engaging in unwanted sexual intercourse among secondary-school students_

VariablesMale
Female
Total
Reason for consent to unwanted sexual intercoursen%n%n%
Desire to please my partner11461.65160.716561.3
Partner pressure126.51214.3248.9
Partner spent a lot of money on going out52.855.9103.7
Partner offered me money or a gift in return84.311.293.3
Influence of alcohol2312.478.43011.2
Other2312.489.53111.6
Total185100.084100.0269100.0

Average score on the general self-efficacy scale between genders_

VariablesnMinMaxMean self-efficacy scoreSDtp
Male1,765104032.685.24,3260.000
Female1,977104031.975.8

Average score on the self-efficacy scale and unwanted sexual intercourse among students_

VariablesnMean self-efficacy scoreSDtp
Unwanted sexual intercourse
no60933.444.962,9030.004
yes26931.797.50
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/sjph-2022-0013 | Journal eISSN: 1854-2476 | Journal ISSN: 0351-0026
Language: English
Page range: 93 - 100
Submitted on: May 8, 2021
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Accepted on: Feb 10, 2022
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Published on: Mar 21, 2022
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2022 Tanja Tomašević, Snežana Ukropina, Vesna Mijatović Jovanović, Svetlana Kvrgić, Sonja Čanković, Dragana Milijašević, published by National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia
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