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. 2024 Aug 14;24:827. doi: 10.1186/s12879-024-09657-7

Table 3.

Sex attitudes and sex education among college students in Guangxi, 2021 (N = 92,946)

Variables N Percentage(95%CI)
Attitude on premarital sex
Oppose 23,592 25.4(25.1, 25.7)
Neutral 37,835 40.7(40.4, 41.0)
Acceptable 31,519 33.9(33.6, 34.2)
Attitude on cohabiting before getting married
Oppose 22,296 24.0(23.7, 24.3)
Neutral 37,296 40.1(39.8, 40.5)
Acceptable 33,354 35.9(35.6, 36.2)
Attitude on engaging in “one-night stand”
Oppose 59,941 64.5(64.2, 64.8)
Neutral 26,771 28.8(28.5, 29.1)
Acceptable 6,234 6.7(6.6, 6.8)
Solution about sex questions from parent(s)
Yes 37,698 40.6(40.2, 40.9)
No 10,959 11.8(11.6, 12.0)
I don’t know 44,289 47.7(47.3, 48.0)
Frequency of discussion about sex with parent(s)
Never 52,448 56.4(56.1, 56.8)
Occasionally 38,228 41.2(40.8, 41.4)
Frequently 2,270 2.4(2.3, 2.5)
Evaluation of your family’s attitudes about sex
Conservative 44,997 48.4(48.1, 48.7)
Moderate 32,140 34.6(34.3, 34.9)
Enlightened 15,809 17.0(16.8, 17.2)
Have ever received sex education in school
Yes 72,866 78.4(78.1, 78.7)
No 10,461 11.3(11.1, 11.5)
I don’t know 9,619 10.3(10.1, 10.5)
Stage of participating in sexual courses
Primary school 17,924 19.3(19.0, 19.5)
Middle school 62,845 67.6(67.3, 67.9)
College 12,177 13.1(12.9, 13.3)
Satisfaction of sex courses in school
Satisfied 50,836 54.7(54.4, 55.0)
Moderate 37,673 40.5(40.2, 40.9)
Dissatisfied 4,437 4.8(4.6, 4.9)