The document outlines a theoretical framework for parents providing sexuality education to their children with intellectual disabilities. It describes 3 stages: 1) Parents do not intend to act due to lack of information on consequences. 2) Parents intend to change but are aware of both advantages and disadvantages, causing ambivalence. 3) Parents intend to act by creating an action plan to educate their children on topics and skills through intervention like talking.
The document outlines a theoretical framework for parents providing sexuality education to their children with intellectual disabilities. It describes 3 stages: 1) Parents do not intend to act due to lack of information on consequences. 2) Parents intend to change but are aware of both advantages and disadvantages, causing ambivalence. 3) Parents intend to act by creating an action plan to educate their children on topics and skills through intervention like talking.
The document outlines a theoretical framework for parents providing sexuality education to their children with intellectual disabilities. It describes 3 stages: 1) Parents do not intend to act due to lack of information on consequences. 2) Parents intend to change but are aware of both advantages and disadvantages, causing ambivalence. 3) Parents intend to act by creating an action plan to educate their children on topics and skills through intervention like talking.
Parents do not intend to act in the near future. They
may be at this stage because they are not informed or have little information about the consequences of not emphasis sexuality education at home.
Parents intend to change . They are aware of the
advantages of change, but they are also very aware of the disadvantages. This equal emphasis of change can produce ambivalence that can keep the parents trapped at this stage for long periods of time.
Parents at this stage intend to act. These parents may
have an action plan, such as topics or skills on sexuality education to their children with intellectual disabilities. RELAPSE Conceptual Framework
SEXUALITY EDUCATION
Knowledge Skills Attitudes
Parents do not intend to act in the near future. They may be at
this stage because they are not informed or have little information about the consequences of not emphasis sexuality education at home.
Parents intend to change . They are aware of the advantages of
change, but they are also very aware of the disadvantages. This equal emphasis of change can produce ambivalence that can keep the parents trapped at this stage for long periods of time.
INTERVENTION: TALK
Parents at this stage intend to act. These parents may have an
action plan, such as topics or skills on sexuality education to their children with intellectual disabilities. RELAPSE
Parents emphasis sexuality education at home. They