The Social Control of Venereal Disease Report of a National Inquiry of Professi
The Social Control of Venereal Disease Report of a National Inquiry of Professi
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" From the Midwest a professor of social science and religion observes that: "At the risk of seeming pious or moralistic, I feel that apart from medical advances, moral restraint is the only rer-lly effective means of preventing venereal diseases. As tc the educational factors which can produce such restraints, obviously the effort, to inculcate taboos is, su far as the general population is concerned, ineffective; as are education relative to the physiological dangers, ?nd, in fact, the whole ...program of so-called sex education as so far advanced. With- out attempting to give a complete outline of an educational program which would have greater chance of being effective, certainly it would include the following items: (l) A knowledge of the psychological factors involved in sex relations and reactions, and of their significance for personality development and growth; in contrast to knowledge of the physiology of reproduction. (2) An awareness of the social significance of sex behavior, including its relationship to such institutions as prostitution, illegitimacy, family life, delinquency, political corruption.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" From the Midwest a professor of social science and religion observes that: "At the risk of seeming pious or moralistic, I feel that apart from medical advances, moral restraint is the only rer-lly effective means of preventing venereal diseases. As tc the educational factors which can produce such restraints, obviously the effort, to inculcate taboos is, su far as the general population is concerned, ineffective; as are education relative to the physiological dangers, ?nd, in fact, the whole ...program of so-called sex education as so far advanced. With- out attempting to give a complete outline of an educational program which would have greater chance of being effective, certainly it would include the following items: (l) A knowledge of the psychological factors involved in sex relations and reactions, and of their significance for personality development and growth; in contrast to knowledge of the physiology of reproduction. (2) An awareness of the social significance of sex behavior, including its relationship to such institutions as prostitution, illegitimacy, family life, delinquency, political corruption.
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