Patterns of sexual partnerships among adolescent females
Journal of Adolescent HealthPublished 1 May 1999
Monique Howard, J.Dennis Fortenberry, Margaret J. Blythe, Gregory D. Zimet, Donald P. Orr
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Multiple dimensions of adolescent sexual partnerships may be identified and detailed research and clinical assessments along these dimensions may improve understanding of protective behaviors such as condom use.
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Multiple dimensions of adolescent sexual partnerships may be identified. Detailed research and clinical assessments along these dimensions may improve understanding of protective behaviors such as condom use.
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