Marvan Maria Luisa, Trujillo Paulina
Instituto de Investigaciones Psicologicas, Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico, Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico.
Health Care Women Int. 2010 Jan;31(1):53-67. doi: 10.1080/07399330902833362.
Women living in rural and urban areas of Mexico answered a questionnaire about what they were told at home about menstruation before their menarche (first menstruation), and answered the Beliefs About and Attitudes Toward Menstruation Questionnaire. Around half of both urban and rural women were told that they were going to experience negative perimenstrual changes. There were fewer urban than rural women who were advised to do or not to do certain activities while menstruating. Menstrual socialization affected the beliefs and attitudes concerning menstruation held by women as adults. These findings are discussed in light of the sociocultural background of the participants.
居住在墨西哥农村和城市地区的女性回答了一份问卷,内容是关于她们初潮(首次月经)前在家中所了解到的有关月经的信息,并回答了《关于月经的信念和态度问卷》。城市和农村女性中约有一半人被告知她们在经期前后会经历负面变化。在经期被建议做或不做某些活动的城市女性比农村女性少。月经方面的社会化影响了成年女性对月经的信念和态度。结合参与者的社会文化背景对这些发现进行了讨论。