Sexual Health Student Survey - University of Florida

Sexual Health Student Survey 2009

To guide prevention and treatment efforts, health professionals require data that accurately describe the sexual health behaviors and sexual health status of the student body. GatorWell developed the Sexual Health Student Survey to gather relevant health data from University of Florida Students.

Overview of Topics: 1) sexual behaviors, 2) contraception, 3) condom use, 4) sexually transmitted infection testing and Human Papillomavirus vaccination, 5) pornography consumption, 6) knowledge, 7) self-efficacy, 8) sources of information, and 9) campus resources
Administered: Spring 2009
Participants:Randomly selected undergraduate and graduate students were invited to participate. A total of 991 full-time students between 18 and 24 years old completed the survey (33% response rate).
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Section	Topics included:
Sexual Behavior	Sexual Participation Number of Sexual Partners Types of Partners Sexual Orientation Monogamous Sexual Relationship Reasons for Abstinence
Contraception and Pregnancy	Contraception Methods Emergency Contraception Pregnancy
Condom Use	Condom Use Barriers to Condom Use
Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Testing and Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccination	STI Testing HIV Testing Barriers to STI Testing HPV Vaccination
Pornography Consumption	Viewing of magazine, film/video, and internet pornographic materials
Knowledge	Risk Behavior Prevention of STI and Pregnancy Myths about Sexual Health
Self-Efficacy	Confidence of Condom Use Impairment and Condom Use STI Testing Confidence Birth Control Confidence
Sources of Information	Magazines Print Publications Websites Source Frequency Believability of Source
Sexual Health Services	Knowledge of Campus and/or Community Sexual Health Services Awareness of Campus Sexual Health Services
Participant Demographics