Wellbeing, alcohol use and sexual activity in young teenagers: findings from a cross-sectional survey in school children in North West England.

Subst Abuse Treat Prev Policy · 2010 · PMC2993686 · PMID 21067562

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A similar highly significant trend was found for the prevalence of sex in students who drank more frequently (Pearsons χ 2 = 69.48, df3, p < 0.001; Linear-by-Linear Association χ 2 = 63.68, df1, p < 0.001).

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Among drinkers, there was a significant trend for increased frequency of drinking by age (Pearsons χ 2 = 11.711, df3, p = 0.008; Linear by linear association χ 2 = 6.411, df1, p = 0.011).

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did not reach statistical significanceno p-value reported

The odds of having sex was higher among children responding negatively to school and general wellbeing indicators, however, these did not reach statistical significance.

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