bet365 score associated with adolescent sexual behaviors in Uganda

Content summary:An exploration of the correlation between gender power relations and adolescent sexual behavior in Uganda，Currently very limited。A cross-sectional survey in 2015，Covering 16 intentionally selected districts in Uganda，Assessed the association between perceived gender norms and sexual behavior in adolescents as measured using the Gender-Equal Masculine scale (Number=867)。The results show，Behavioral intention to use contraception and reproductive bet365 score、Moderate correlation between gender equality norms in pregnancy and disease prevention，Girl is: r=0.23(p＜0.01；95% confidence interval is 0.14—0.31) ，Boy is: r=0.22（p＜0.01；95% confidence interval 0.12—0.31）。Condom use self-efficacy and reproductive bet365 score、Moderate correlation between norms in pregnancy and disease prevention，Girl is: r=0.29(p＜0.01；95% confidence interval 0.20—0.37），Boy is: r=0.30（p＜0.01；95% confidence interval 0.21—0.38）。This shows the persistence of unfair gender norms affecting adolescents’ utilization of bet365 score services。Confronting Unfair Gender Norms，Need to work closely with girls and boys，Facilitate informed peer and partner discussions，With parents、Religion、Political and community leaders build strategic partnerships，And strengthen bet365 score information services，To dispel misconceptions。[Translated by Wang Aisong]

　　First author of the articleJudith NalukwagoPossessed by University bet365 score Maastricht, Netherlands、PhD in Public bet365 score, School of Medicine and Life Sciences。She is a bet365 score promotion scholar、Practitioners and Behavioral Scientists，Possess a solid foundation in the theory and practice of social and behavioral change intervention。Under supervision、Evaluation、Research、Learning/knowledge management and adolescent bet365 score planning，She has a vision and background in academics and project execution。Email: j.nalukwago@maastrichtuniversity.nl

　　Other authors of this article areRik Crutzen、Bart van den Borne、Paul Mukisa Bukuluki、Leonard Bufumbo，Holly McClain Burke、Samuel Field、Amos Zikusooka、Anne Akia Fiedler and Jane Alaii。