Do abstinence programs work?, Christine Watkins, book editor
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Do abstinence programs work?, Christine Watkins, book editor
Language
eng
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Index
index present
Literary form
non fiction
Main title
Do abstinence programs work?
Nature of contents
bibliography
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857711646
Responsibility statement
Christine Watkins, book editor
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At issue teen issues
Table of contents
Abstinence education programs are effective / Christine Kim and Robert Rector -- Abstinence education programs are not effective / The Healthy Colorado Youth Alliance and the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States -- Abstinence is the best policy in preventing teen pregnancy / US House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce -- Abstinence-only programs are ineffective in preventing teen pregnancy / Kathrin F. Stanger-Hall and David W. Hall -- Abstinence sex education programs should receive federal funding / National Abstinence Education Association -- Comprehensive sex education programs should receive federal funding / Jendayi Phillip -- Most US parents favor abstinence sex education programs / National Abstinence Education Foundation -- Abstinence education programs incorporate shame and guilt / Calah Alexander -- Abstinence education programs do not incorporate shame and guilt / Valerie Huber and Greg Pfundstein -- Sex education should be taught at home as well as in schools / AVERT -- Abstinence programs isolate LGBTQ youth / Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States -- Sex education policy needs to be revised / Andrew Jenkins -- Parents should be more open and honest about teenage sexuality / Amanda Marcotte
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