Student Sexuality 1966

Sexual behavior and attitude to sexuality among students. Topics: 1. Medical-psychological data: body measurements; physical peculiarities; venereal diseases; illness or symptoms of illness; intensity of libido; readiness to establish contacts and sociability; attitude to the other sex; consumption of semi-luxury foods, tobacco and alcohol; consumption of pills; potency disturbances; cycle disturbances; number of abortions; sexual activity in childhood and since puberty; heterosexual or homosexual contacts; masturbation practices and phantasies; petting; frequency of intercourse and partner; intercourse with orgasm; contraception used; sodomy and sadomasochism; information on premartial and extramartial relationships; age and reason for marriage. 2. Attitudes to sexuality: attitude to contraception, to divorce, to homosexuality, to abortion, to the law on protection of children and young people, and to prostitution; projective questions on spread of premartial relationships, on masturbation and on homosexuality among students; knowledge of the Kinsey-report. 3. Personal data: educational methods of parents; social origins, military service, political interest; membership in student organizations; grades; religiousness; hobbies; position in sibling birth order; financing of studies. Demography: age; sex; marital status; number of children; age and number of siblings; religious denomination; regional origins; refugee status.