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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
This panel examines attitudes and communication about sex, and their influence on interpersonal relationships. A variety of relationships are considered; including family, casual college hook-ups, and serious dating couples. Additionally, a broad range of sexual attitudes and communication is explored; including attitudes about sex and sex education, communication about safer sex, and communication about sexuality. Implications for safer sex, sexual communication, sex education and healthy relationships are discussed.
It Takes a Village, if Only it Can Agree: The Importance of Family Communication Patterns and Community Attitudes Regarding the Sex Education of Children - Steven McCornack, Michigan State University; Kelly Morrison, Michigan State University; Jennifer J. Cornacchione, Michigan State University; Chelsea M. Fristoe, Michigan State University
OMG! Religiositys Influence on the Content of Parent-Child Communication about Sex - Jennifer Heisler, Oakland University
De-Mystifying the Mystery Method: An Examination of the Attitudes, Expectations and Message Factors Related to Picking-up' a Hook-up Partner - Benjamin Wiedmaier, San Diego State University; Brian Spitzberg, San Diego State Univ
`I do not have Unprotected Sex `Well I Dont Have a Condom: Descriptions of Safer Sex Conversations, Sex Attitudes and College Relationships - Kelly Morrison, Michigan State University; Carmen Lee, San Diego State Univ