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Social Indicators Research - This article addresses the significant consequences of democratic changes in Korea, not only for the way the country is governed, but also the way in which its people... 相似文献
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Social Indicators Research - This article focuses on the levels and quality of educational attainment in Korea. To what extent have the Korean people attained a formal education, attending primary,... 相似文献
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Steven M. Kogan Junhan Cho Allen W. Barton Erinn B. Duprey Megan R. Hicks Geoffrey L. Brown 《Journal of sex research》2017,54(6):795-801
Young, rural Black men are disproportionately affected by sexually transmitted infections (STIs), a consequence, in part, of multiple sexual partnerships. We conducted a prospective study that examined the influence of masculinity ideology on changes in numbers of sexual partners in this population. We focused on a set of high-risk attitudes termed reputational masculinity. Community disadvantage during young adulthood was examined as a risk factor for reputational masculinity ideology, and vocational commitment was examined as a potential protective factor. The sample included 505 African American men ages 19 to 22 from high-poverty rural communities. Men reported their numbers of sexual partners during the past three months, masculinity ideology, community disadvantage, and vocational commitment. Follow-up data were collected 18 months after baseline assessment. Negative binomial modeling was used to test study hypotheses. Results indicated that community disadvantage was associated with increases in reputational masculinity during early adulthood, which in turn were linked to increases in numbers of sexual partners. Vocational commitment interacted with reputational masculinity to forecast numbers of sexual partners, attenuating the influence of reputational masculinity. Reputational masculinity and promotion of engagement with the workplace may be important targets for interventions designed to reduce sexual risk behavior. 相似文献
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