The Relations Between Frequency of Parent-child Sex Communication, Sexual Comfort and Sexual Attitude of Adolescent children in Malaysia Chinese

• Main Authors: Gan Poh Cheng, 顏寶菁
• Other Authors: Shih Chun Ming
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2019
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/33d22w

碩士 === 樹德科技大學 === 人類性學研究所 === 107 === The purpose of this study is to explore the frequency of communication between parents and their children in Malaysia, the degree of sexual communication and the attitudes of adolescent children: to explore the differences between juvenile parental communication and adolescent sexual attitudes of different background variables; to understand the relationship between adolescents'' The relationship between adolescents'' attitudes. In this study, 600 questionnaires were sent from the high school students of private schools, remedial colleges and Buddhist groups by means of questionnaires. The effective questionnaires were 171 and the effective questionnaires were 28.5%. In this study, the questionnaire was also used in the questionnaire. The questionnaire was included in the Google Form questionnaire, and the questionnaire was 178, and the questionnaire was 178. The descriptive statistics, independent sample t test, single factor Variance analysis and Pearson product correlation analysis and other statistical methods, the conclusions are as follows. 1. Malaysian adolescents communicate with their fathers in a frequency that is never or occasionally . 2. Malaysian adolescents and fathers communicate with each other in uncomfortable or moderate situations. 3. Malaysian adolescents communicate with their mothers frequently in "adolescent physiology" and "heterosexual".` 4. Malaysian adolescents and mothers communicate freely or freely. 5. There were significant differences in adolescents'' overall sexual attitudes in other backgrounds, except that there was a significant difference in the overall "sexual attitudes" among adolescents with different sexes and different parent ages.