Encouraging Students to Apply Human Sexuality Material to Themselves by Using Integration Papers

Hughes, Jennifer L.

doi:10.1080/15546120802147715

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“…Indeed, recent work on sex education in young adults suggests that those curricula that use exercises to encourage students to contextualize their attitudes towards sexuality within their spiritual beliefs are more successful at changing sexual attitudes than those that do not (Hughes, 2008). …”

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The Relationship Among Sexual Attitudes, Sexual Fantasy, and Religiosity

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Recent research on the impact of religiosity on sexuality has highlighted the role of the individual, and suggests that the effects of religious group and sexual attitudes and fantasy may be mediated through individual differences in spirituality. The present study investigated the role of religion in an ethnically diverse young adult sample (N = 1413, 69% women) using religious group as well as several religiosity domains: spirituality, intrinsic religiosity, paranormal beliefs, and fundamentalism. Differences between religious groups in conservative sexual attitudes were statistically significant but small; as predicted, spirituality mediated these effects. In contrast to the weak effects of religious group, spirituality, intrinsic religiosity, and fundamentalism were strong predictors of women’s conservative sexual attitudes; for men, intrinsic religiosity predicted sexual attitude conservatism but spirituality predicted attitudinal liberalism. For women, both religious group and religiosity domains were significant predictors of frequency of sexual fantasies while, for men, only religiosity domains were significant predictors. These results indicate that individual differences in religiosity domains were better predictors of sexual attitudes and fantasy than religious group and that these associations are moderated by gender.

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The Relationship Among Sexual Attitudes, Sexual Fantasy, and Religiosity

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“…Instructors have described the effectiveness of using written narratives and integration papers for "personalizing" large college level human sexuality classes (Barbour, 1989;DeLamater, Hyde, & Allgeier, 1994;Hughes, 2008).…”

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