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Message ID: 6821
Date: 2006-02-14

Author:B. Ethridge

Subject:Sex education as prevention of sexual abuse victmization/offending for adolescents/adults with disabilities?

Dear ListServ,

I am an education Ph.D. student in the special

education, disabilities and risk studies emphasis at

UCSB. I am interested in sex education for adolescents

with disabilities in general. There are a number of

tangents of interest to me:



1. Sex education as a method of prevention of sexual

abuse victimization

2. Sex education as a method of

prevention/intervention of sexual abusing

3. Sex education modifications in general for

adolescents with disabilities, specifically learning

disabilities and cognitive disabilities/delays.

(reasoning welcomed, and empirical studies most

welcomed)



Any light that you can shed on this subject,

including data sets would be most appreciated. Thank

you.



Brandy L. Ethridge





Dear ListServ,

I am an education Ph.D. student in the special

education, disabilities and risk studies emphasis at

UCSB. I am interested in sex education for adolescents

with disabilities in general. There are a number of

tangents of interest to me:



1. Sex education as a method of prevention of sexual

abuse victimization

2. Sex education as a method of

prevention/intervention of sexual abusing

3. Sex education modifications in general for

adolescents with disabilities, specifically learning

disabilities and cognitive disabilities/delays.

(reasoning welcomed, and empirical studies most

welcomed)



Any light that you can shed on this subject,

including data sets would be most appreciated. Thank

you.



Brandy L. Ethridge