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S policies and programs John Santelli MD MPH a Mary A Ott MD Maureen Lyon PhD Jennifer Rogers MPH Daniel Summers MD and Rebecca Schleifer JD MPH Heilbrunn Department of Population Family Health Mailman School of Public Health Columbia Universi. 8.ICR.2.1. Consequences of Sex. Sexually Transmitted Infections (HIV, HPV, Herpes, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis). Unintended Pregnancy. Emotional Distress. Social Challenges. Spiritual Conflict. Realities of Teen Moms. Abortion A spects Abstinence Abstinence and AIDS Prevention Abstinence Education Access to Contraception Acculturation an d Assimilation Adoption Advertising Advertising and Children Advertising in S Sheila L. Jett, NBCT – Montevallo . Middle . School. Bellringer. What are some ways that you can show more responsibility?. Acting Responsibly. Growing up means taking on more responsibility. Your parents recognize that you can make decisions for yourself and choose right from wrong. This additional responsibility also leads to more freedom. You might be allowed to do things and go more places by yourself or with your friends.. Africa. n. . Americans: A Preliminary Study . Shenghan Lai. Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Background. Cocaine use is a serious public health problem that affects almost every community in the US. . What’s In It For Me?. Lesson 3-11. Bell Ringer . Get . out Student . Journal, . Lesson. . 9 . Journal Entry . How . do you think the choices a person makes about sex can affect his or her sexual health? . Families USA. 2014 Health Action Conference . Mental . Health and Substance Use Disorder Care in a Reformed . World. January 25. th. . Washington, DC. Need for Robust SUD/MH Services in Medicaid. Substance Use Disorders Affect 22% of Those in Medical Settings (NSDUH, 2005). Lesson 9: Abstinence: What’s in it for Me?. Healthy Behavior Outcomes. Be sexually abstinent.. Bell Ringer. Journal Entry on page 69. How do you think the choices a person makes about sex can affect his or her sexual health?. Defining sex and abstinence. In the previous lessons you have learned that “sexual behavior” means different things to different people. .. Choosing not to engage in sex, or delaying sex, is often called “abstinence. What does abstinence mean? . Define . it in your own . words.. WHAT . ARE SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES?. Teen relationships should focus on emotional intimacy, not sexual intimacy.. A conscious . decision not to participate in sexual activity and the skills to support that decision.. What does abstinence mean? . Define . it in your own . words.. WHAT . ARE SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES?. Teen relationships should focus on emotional intimacy, not sexual intimacy.. A conscious . decision not to participate in sexual activity and the skills to support that decision.. Method. Background. Utah’s Legislation. Past Experience. . An independent-samples t-test was conducted to compare participants who received sex education in Utah to those who received education out of state in abstinence-only and comprehensive content. Those who received sex education in Utah were more likely to be taught abstinence only content (i.e. sex only within marriage, sex outside of marriage will have harmful consequences) (. Grade 9. PPL10. Adapted and reproduced with permission from Alberta Health Services. Lesson Content. Define relationships. Healthy and . n. on-healthy relationships comparison. Define abstinence and virginity. Sexuality, Health and Responsibility Education. 7. th. Grade. What is an STI?. Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI). Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). STI. : refers to a disease a person can get from another person when they participate in certain sexual behaviors with that person. . Shade Agboola, Ann McNeill, Tim Coleman and Jo Leonardi-Bee. UK Centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies. University of Nottingham. Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience. King’s College London.