Silence Speaks Volumes : Parental Sexual Communicaton Among Asian American Emerging Adults  

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Kim, Janna L. ; Ward, L. Monique

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Adolescent Research (http://jar.sagepub.com/) vol. 22 no. 1 (2007), page 3-31.
Topik: parental; asian americans; sexuality; aprent child communication; psychosexual development; culture; sexual attitudes
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Although parents greatly influence children's early understandings of sexuality, little is known about how sexual communication transpires in asian american families. Accordingly, the authors examined the amount and type of parental sexual communication recalled by 165 asian american college students. Parents were perceived as providing very little information about a range of sexual topics. Communication was most minimal from fathers, among sons, and in homes marked with language barriers. At the same time, however, most participants could recall receiving restrictive sexual messages in particular, daughters and participants having less acculturated parents. Qualitative resuts shed light on the specific types of sexual messages that parents provided. Together result suggest that asian american parents use implicit and nonverbal ways to communicate their sexual values.

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