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This study is to inquire into the sexual consciousness and values of students majoring in public health-related subjects, as well as into whether there are differences between male students and female students. This study was conducted on randomly-selected students majoring in public health-related subjects at junior colleges in South Chungcheong Province. The questionnaire, used in this study, was remade on the basis of philological reviews and previous studies, and a total of 208 questionnaires were re-collected. In relation to the question about chance of sex education, 56.7% of respondents answered,'4 or more chances'. In relation to the question about the source of sex information, 37.5% of respondents referred to 'their friends.' In the case of premarital sex, 51.4% answered, 'it amounts to nothing in pairs of lovers.' In conclusion, the university authorities need to aggressively support students in order that desirable sex educations can be given to students and they can have right sexual consciousness and have the mature and responsible attitude to sex.

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Objectives: The purpose of this study is to parenting attitudes perceived by adolescents into different groups and to examine the impact of sub-factors of parenting attitudes on smart phone addiction. Methods: Data was collected by distributing questionnaires to high school students located in the nationwide regions and a total of 1,020 people were surveyed. Inconsistent parenting attitudes were divided into the consistent group and inconsistent group to carry out descriptive statistics, multiple regression, and path analysis. Results: In both the consistent and inconsistent parenting attitude groups, it was found that among the sub-factors, interest(p<.01) had the biggest impact on smart phone addiction. Inconsistent parenting attitude group was found that smart phone addiction levels in adolescents were more higher than consistent parenting attitude group. Conclusions: Through the above results, it was confirmed that smart phone addiction to directly impact parenting attitude. This implies that when raising their children, parents should display consistent attitudes in order to prevent addictive smart phone usage among adolescent.

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