Sexuality Education: What Daughters in Their 30s Wish Their Mothers Had Told Them
Family RelationsPublished 1 January 1993
Linda J. Brock, Glen Jennings
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Abstract
ality education. The memories were primarily of negative, nonverbal messages and limited discussion focused on warnings and rules. The women wishedfor openness and discussion offeelings and choices. Most exonerated the motherfor her inadequacies and hoped to do better with their own children. Direct quotations of the subjects illustrate the findings. Implications forfamily professionals are discussed.
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