Nonrelationship sex and the college student population
Date
2013-05-01
Authors
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Kansas State University
Abstract
Nonrelationship sex is quite common on college campuses despite the number of risks involved. This report provides a review of the nonrelationship sex research literature and focuses on definitions, prevalence, predictive factors and influences, potential negative outcomes, and gender differences surrounding nonrelationship sex. The Nonrelationship Sex Emphasis Checklist (NSEC) was created for college sex educators in response to this review. This report provides an evaluation of the Sexual Health Awareness Peer Educators program at Kansas State University using the NSEC and a general curriculum assessment. Based on this evaluation, recommendations are given for SHAPE. Recommendations for future programming and research also are given.
Description
Keywords
Nonrelationship sex, Hook up, Friends with benefits, College students, Risky sexual behavior
Graduation Month
May
Degree
Master of Science
Department
Department of Family Studies and Human Services
Major Professor
Karen Myers-Bowman
Date
2013
Type
Report
