1. DAY 2

2. FEMALE MALE

3. 1.Which factors influence teens to be interested in sexuality? 2.Which of the above factors would you NOT want to have influencing your decisions about sexual activity? 3.What are some reasons that many teens choose to remain abstinent?

4. 1.Which factors influence teens to be interested in sexuality? Increased hormones Curiosity Perception that intercourse is a sign of being grown up Showing loyalty in relationship Punishing or rebelling against parents Expressing intimacy or closeness Pressure Perception that everyone else is doing it

5. 2.Which of the above factors would you NOT want to have influencing your decisions about sexual activity? Increased hormones Perception that intercourse is a sign of being grown up Punishing or rebelling against parents Pressure Perception that everyone else is doing it

6. 3. What are some reasons that many teens choose to remain abstinent? Want to wait until marriage Concerned about pregnancy Values, beliefs, and religion Concerned about STI’s Concerned about emotional feelings Don’t feel ready

7. LIST FACTORS THAT LEAD TO RESPONSIBLE SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS ON A SEPARATE SHEET OF PAPER.

8. Good education on sex, STIs and teen pregnancy Positive self esteem Have other priorities in life (activities and hobbies) Self respect Are aware of alternatives Have access to contraception Understands components of a Healthy Relationship Good problem solving strategies Can say no Can communicate open and honestly Can be assertive Know what you are comfortable with

9. STAGEDESCRIPTION STIGMATIZED BY STEREOTYPES OF SEXUALITY AND AGING PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES SUCH AS DECREASE IN TESTOSTERONE AND SPERM PRODUCTION MAY BEGIN TO DATE AND DEVELOP INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS START MENSTRUATION OR SPERM PRODUCTION MIMIC ADULT BEHAVIOUR SHOW STRONG INTEREST IN MALE/FEMALE ROLES BASIC SEXUAL ORIENTATION AT THIS TIME MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT MARRIAGE, COHABITATION, FAMILY LIFE EXPRESS GREATER CONFIDENCE ABOUT OWN SEXUALITY STAGE 1: CHILDHOOD (BIRTH – 8YRS) STAGE 2: ADOLESCENCE (9-19YRS) STAGE 3: ADULTHOOD (20 – 64 YRS) STAGE 4: LATER ADULTHOOD (65 YRS+)