Mair M, Barrett S P, Campbell T, Ditto B
Department of Psychology, McGill University, 1205 Dr Penfield Avenue, Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3A 1B1.
Int J STD AIDS. 2003 Jun;14(6):399-403. doi: 10.1258/095646203765371295.
This study assessed the prevalence, level of disclosure, and interpretations of sexual activities in a sample of 123 college-aged blood donors in Montreal, Quebec. Within six months of their donation, participants completed an anonymous questionnaire designed to assess sexual definitions, levels of disclosure to sexual partners, as well as prevalence of various blood safety behavioural risks. Responses indicated that (1) there was a lack of consensus regarding what constitutes 'sex', (2) levels of sexual disclosure varied widely, and (3) participants engaged in numerous blood safety behavioural risk activities. These results are discussed with respect to their implications for how people think about sex, particularly in the blood donation context. Suggestions to improve specific blood donor screening questions are also presented.
本研究评估了魁北克省蒙特利尔市123名大学年龄献血者样本中的性行为发生率、披露程度及相关解读。在献血后的六个月内，参与者完成了一份匿名问卷，旨在评估性定义、向性伴侣披露的程度以及各种血液安全行为风险的发生率。调查结果显示：（1）对于“性”的构成缺乏共识；（2）性披露程度差异很大；（3）参与者从事了大量存在血液安全行为风险的活动。本文讨论了这些结果对人们如何看待性，特别是在献血背景下看待性的影响。同时还提出了改进特定献血者筛查问题的建议。
