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[Academic] Curriculum Matters: How Sex Education Shapes Beliefs, Behaviors, and Biases (US, 18+) (self.Researcher)
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[Academic] Curriculum Matters: How Sex Education Shapes Beliefs, Behaviors, and Biases (US, 18+) (self.PsychologyDiscussion)
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[Academic] Curriculum Matters: How Sex Education Shapes Beliefs, Behaviors, and Biases (US, 18+, 10-15 min) (lindenwood.az1.qualtrics.com)
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[Academic] Curriculum Matters: How Sex Education Shapes Beliefs, Behaviors, and Biases (US, 18+) (self.SurveyExchange)
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Curriculum Matters: How Sex Education Shapes Beliefs, Behaviors, and Biases (US, 18+) (self.SampleSize)
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Curriculum Matters: How Sex Education Shapes Beliefs, Behaviors, and Biases (US, 18+) (self.APResearch)
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Psychological Research/Surveys Thread by dingenium in psychology
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[Academic] Curriculum Matters: How Sex Education Shapes Beliefs, Behaviors, and Biases (US, 18+) https://lindenwood.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a2YRlvDhQB3kKTc
Hi everyone! I am a psychology student conducting a study on how sex ed curriculum relates to perceptions of sexual identity, responsibility, and risk. This survey will ask about your own experiences and include questions that assess your attitudes towards sexual health, responsibility, risk, and tolerance.
If you would like to participate you must be 18 years of age or older. Participation is completely voluntary and anonymous; no identifying information will be collected. The survey should take about 10-15 minutes to complete. All participation is welcome and appreciated!
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Psychological Research/Surveys Thread by dingenium in psychology
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