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A Compilation of Responses To the Sexuality Education Questionnaire To-Date
 
  Respond to the Sexuality Education Questionnaire
Q 1 Gender
 
Male162
Female295
Other0
Q 2 Age Group
 
Below 18 years13
18 to 24 years203
25 to 30 years116
31 to 40 years68
41 to 50 years40
50 years and above17
Q 3 Educational Qualifications
 
Upto 12th29
Undergraduate / Pursuing195
Postgraduate / Pursuing233
Q 4 Are you
 
A Parent88
A teacher/ school counsellor or administrator65
A policy maker (with a Govt. Deptt.)12
A concerned adult252
Student129
Other86
Q 5 Did you ever receive sexuality education?
 
Yes238
No197
Don’t Remember22
Q 6 If you did receive sexuality education, from where did you get it?
 
School146
College68
At home70
Through a book106
Through the internet74
Any other58
Q 7 Do you think sexuality education should be provided to young people?
 
Yes430
No10
Q 8 Why do you think sexuality education should be given to young people?
 
Because they have the right to know227
Because it will help them recognize and protect themselves from abuse315
Because it will protect them from infection and unwanted pregnancy275
Because it is part of life and they should know enough to enjoy it/ feel a sense of wellbeing258
Because if their curiosity is satisfied, they will not experiment with sex/ get into trouble174
Any other25
Q 9 What in your opinion would be the right age to give this information?
 
From early childhood – when they are taught names for eyes, nose and mouth, they can be taught names for genitals too, for example.150
Just before puberty135
At puberty145
After 18 years43
Before marriage34
As and when they have questions133
Any Other 21
Q 10 If you feel that sexuality education should be given to young people, how should this information be given?
 
As and when they have questions186
In the classroom by a teacher180
In school by counsellors/ external resource persons284
By parents 263
By the pediatrician or some family doctor 84
Any Other 31
Q 11 Can you look back to your childhood and remember if you felt you wanted some adult to give you sexuality information?
 
Yes274
No52
Don’t Remember58
Q 12 Can you recall the age you were when you needed sexuality information?
 
Less than 10 years old42
Between 10 and 13 years old101
Between 13 and 15 years old121
Over 15 years old67
Q 13 Who would you have best liked to receive the information from?
 
Mother150
Father24
Either Parent64
Teacher109
Older Brother/ Sister102
Friend156
School Counsellor147
Doctor73
Any Other 25
Q 14 What sort of information would you have wanted?
 
About the changes in my body227
General changes in girls’ and boys’ bodies at puberty210
Menstruation196
Masturbation191
Nocturnal emissions98
What is sex223
How are babies made165
How to protect against pregnancy126
What is HIV and how does one get it155
How to recognize and protect against abuse188
How to say no to sex120
I am attracted to someone of the same gender as me – is homosexuality ok91
Any Other 32
Q 15 What barriers do you experience when providing sexuality education to young people?
 
I feel embarrassed62
I do not have enough information105
What if my information is inaccurate113
What if my giving them information will make them experiment83
What will people say if they know that I talk about sexuality with youngsters51
What will other parents think if they know I speak about these issues with my child/ren48
No Barriers62
Any Other 56
Q 16 What would you like to read in a book for adults on how to give sexuality information to young people?
 
Accurate information about the body and its functioning173
Information on HIV/AIDS and other infections165
Information on how babies are made (conception)104
Information on how to recognize and protect oneself from abuse159
Information on safer sex and contraception (including condom use)177
Information on abortions (including legal issues)93
Information on relationships – how to have a good/positive relationship155
Information on same sex attraction, homosexuality, bisexuality etc118
Information on body image, dieting etc78
Information on pregnancy and child care82
How to handle peer pressure related to sexuality146
Information about services (for counselling, testing, therapy, legal advise etc)112
Information about books and web resources on sexuality education)101
All of the above169
Any Other 21
Q 17 If you were looking for a book on Sexuality Education for young people, what would appeal to you in the book:
 
Lots of scientific and technical knowledge69
Accurate information in a simple and easy to understand manner334
Lots of diagrams95
Diagrams and other illustrations too184
Case studies /illustrations226
Common myths and misconceptions about sexuality and their clarifications294
Suggested readings and websites for more information187
Any Other 19
Q 18 What would you like to know about sexuality?
 
Accurate information about the body and its functioning2
Information on what is sex, what is good sex and what is not4
Information on HIV/AIDS and other infections4
Information on how babies are made (conception)3
Information on how to recognize and protect oneself from abuse5
Information on safer sex and contraception (including condom use)5
Information on abortions (including legal issues)3
Information on relationships – how to have a good/positive relationship3
Information on same sex attraction, homosexuality, bisexuality etc3
Information on body image, dieting etc2
Information on pregnancy and child care1
All of the above0
Any Other 0
Q 19 Who would you like to get this information from?
 
Mother1
Father0
Either Parent0
Teacher1
Older Brother/ Sister2
Friend2
School Counsellor6
Doctor0
Internet1
Any Other0
Q 20 Have you come across any interesting websites, books or films on sexuality education that you would like to recommend?
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Q 21 Would you like to add any other comments/observations?
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