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The Information Is Out There, But is Anyone Getting It? Adolescent Misconceptions About Sexuality Education and Reproductive Health and the Use of the Internet to Get Answers

Patricia A. Flowers-CoulsonMaryland Governor's Council on Adolescent Pregnancy
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Mikhel A. KushnerUniversity of Maryland Women's Center
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Susan BankowskiMaryland Governor's Council on the Status of Girls
Pages 178-188 | Published online: 21 Jan 2015

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Laura Simon & Kristian Daneback. (2013) Adolescents’ Use of the Internet for Sex Education: A Thematic and Critical Review of the Literature. International Journal of Sexual Health 25:4, pages 305-319.
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Laina Y. Bay-Cheng. (2005) Left to their own devices: Disciplining youth discourse on sexuality education electronic bulletin boards. Sexuality Research and Social Policy 2:1, pages 37-50.
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Lalita K. Suzuki & Jerel P. Calzo. (2004) The search for peer advice in cyberspace: An examination of online teen bulletin boards about health and sexuality. Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology 25:6, pages 685-698.
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Marian Pitts & Francine Hanley. (2004) Bringing infertility prevention into focus for young people: “I guess I’m naïve and don’t think it can happen to me”. Health Education 104:2, pages 100-112.
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Vaughn S. Millner & Jerry D. Kiser. (2016) Sexual Information and Internet Resources. The Family Journal 10:2, pages 234-239.
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