Constructions of Sexual Relationships

Paul H. D. Stenner · Gabriel Bianchi · Miroslav Popper · Marianna Supeková · Ivan Lukšík · Joan Pujol

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Q Methodology Applications LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health

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Q methodology was applied to investigate the views of young people from Catalunia, England and Slovakia regarding sexual relationships and their health implications. The Q sorts of 188 16-18-year-olds from these three diverse European regions were reduced by Q factor analysis to six clear accounts. These accounts are presented in relation to three emergent themes: (a) traditionalism/liberalism; (b) locus of responsibility; and (c) the relationship between sex and love, and these discursive themes are discussed in relation to health-salient criteria such as awareness of sex-related risk and corresponding implications for conduct.

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