Do abstinence programs work? / Christina Fisanick, book editor.

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Bibliographic Details
Contributors:	Fisanick, Christina
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Detroit : Greenhaven Press, [2010]
Series:	At issue. Teen issues.
Subjects:	Youth > Sexual behavior > Juvenile literature. Sexual abstinence > Juvenile literature. Sex instruction for teenagers > Juvenile literature. Youth. Sexual practices. Sexual abstinence. Sex (Act) Sex education. Information provision. Information provision > Juvenile literature. Sex (Act) > Juvenile literature. Sex education > Juvenile literature. Youth > Juvenile literature.

Table of Contents:

Parents should educate their teens about sex / Naomi Schaefer Riley
Schools should educate teens about sex / Peter Cumper
Abstinence-only education violates students' rights / American Civil Liberties Union
Comprehensive sex education is inappropriate and harmful / National Abstinence Education Association
Abstinence-only programs delay teen sex / The Institute for Research and Evaluation
Abstinence-only programs do not delay teen sex / Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.
Comprehensive sex education does not delay teen sex / The Administration for Children and Families and Department of Health and Human Services
Abstinence-only education prevents teen pregnancies / Paul Weyrich
Abstinence-only education does not prevent teen pregnancies / Cynthia Dailard
Sex education is more effective than abstinence-only education / Simon Forrest
Abstinence-only education is more effective than sex education / Douglas A. Sylva.

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