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Multiple Perspectives of Parent-Adolescent Sexuality Communication: Phenomenological Description of a Rashoman EffectFootnote∗

JENNIFER LYNN FITZHARRIS Iowa State University
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RONALD Jay Werner-Wilson Iowa State University
Pages 273-288 | Published online: 17 Aug 2010

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E. Sandra Byers, Alexa El-Khoury & Heather A. Sears. (2022) How Do Mothers Prepare for Sexual Health Discussions with their Young Adolescents?. Sex Education 0:0, pages 1-16.
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Claire Kimberly & Regan Deal Linton. (2017) How Time With a Father Relates to Child’s Sexual Health. The Family Journal 25:2, pages 196-203.
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Jennifer M. Grossman, Allison J. Tracy, Amanda M. Richer & Sumru Erkut. (2014) The Role of Extended Family in Teen Sexual Health. Journal of Adolescent Research 30:1, pages 31-56.
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E. Sandra Byers & Heather A. Sears. (2012) Mothers Who Do and Do Not Intend to Discuss Sexual Health With Their Young Adolescents. Family Relations 61:5, pages 851-863.
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