Sexual orientation and its impact on sexual behaviour of young people aged 15‐29: a cross‐sectional study

摘要: Aims The aim of this study was to determine whether there a direct relation between sexual orientation and practices involving penetration; analyse condom use in the first conditioned by orientation; verify consistent relations determined orientation. Background Recent research suggests that (i.e. heterosexuality, homosexuality or bisexuality) is determining factor high-risk behaviour. Design A cross-sectional with purposive sampling. Methods Data were collected March 2013–April 2014 from 900 participants (524 males 376 females). All 15-29 years age. Their mean age 20·93 years. The given socio-demographic survey as well psychometric test on behaviour, which had been used previous studies. Results There no statistically significant differences penetration either general model for both sexes models men women. It also found did not significantly affect relation. Furthermore, protector effect homosexuals bisexuals. In men, true women, case bisexuals. Conclusion Condom similar all orientations. However, subject be use.