2014
DOI: 10.1080/14681811.2014.889604
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Sexual behaviour and interest in using a sexual health mobile app to help improve and manage college students' sexual health

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“…Males prefer fitness applications, while females prefer applications related to nutrition, self-healthcare, and reproductive healthcare [ 20 ]. For example, research on the use of reproductive health applications among American college students reported that females showed more interest in this kind of application than males [ 21 ]. In terms of education level, users with higher education levels have a higher tendency to use mobile health applications [ 22 ] and better staying power.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Males prefer fitness applications, while females prefer applications related to nutrition, self-healthcare, and reproductive healthcare [ 20 ]. For example, research on the use of reproductive health applications among American college students reported that females showed more interest in this kind of application than males [ 21 ]. In terms of education level, users with higher education levels have a higher tendency to use mobile health applications [ 22 ] and better staying power.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, a research on socioeconomic status and gender differences among university students shows that high income and being male are two major factors increasing technology usage 005). Moreover, the study by Richman, Webb, Brinkley and Martin (2014) indicates that women are more interested in using mobile applications concerning their sexual health.…”
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confidence: 95%
“…Mit Apps können Gesundheitsinformationen insbesondere unter Jugendlichen effektiv, praktisch und kostengünstig verbreitet werden (Chen und Mangone 2016;Eleuteri et al 2018;Krishna et al 2009;Muessig et al 2013). Junge Erwachsene sind prinzipiell daran interessiert, eine kostenfreie App zu nutzen, die ihre sexuelle Gesundheit verbessern könnte und akzeptieren sexuelle Gesundheitsförderung via App (Holloway et al 2014;Richman et al 2014). Eine App zur sexuellen Gesundheit oder zu Themen der Sexualaufklärung könnte Jugendliche bei ihrer Informationssuche und Pädagog:innen in ihrem Lehrauftrag unterstützen.…”
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