Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey.
J Youth Adolesc. 1985 Feb;14(1):61-9. doi: 10.1007/BF02088647.
Adolescent boys' psychological experience of the first ejaculation was examined with regard to emotional reactions to the event, feelings of preparedness prior to the event, informational sources, and extent of peer discussions following the event. Thirteen boys who ranged in age from 13 1/2 to 15 1/2 years were interviewed. Eleven of the boys had experienced an ejaculation; 55% felt they were well informed prior to the first ejaculation. However, only three had had ejaculation explained to them by another person, in all cases an adult male. The primary information source was reading material aquired from friends. The majority of the boys reported experiencing strong positive feelings at spermarche, and few had strong negative feelings. No one was upset or ashamed, and only two were very scared. The only boys who had discussed the experience were the three who received their initial information from adult males. No one had discussed the experience with peers. Differences and similarities in boys' experience of ejaculation and girls' experience of menarche are discussed.
对 13 名年龄在 13 岁半至 15 岁半的男孩进行了访谈，调查了他们首次射精时的心理体验，包括对事件的情绪反应、对事件的准备程度、信息来源以及事件发生后与同伴讨论的程度。11 名男孩已经经历过射精，55%的人表示在第一次射精前他们有很好的了解。然而，只有 3 人从他人那里得到了解释，而且都是成年男性。主要的信息来源是从朋友那里获得的阅读材料。大多数男孩报告说在首次遗精时感到强烈的积极情绪，很少有强烈的负面情绪。没有人感到不安或羞耻，只有两人非常害怕。唯一讨论过这个经历的男孩是从成年男性那里获得最初信息的三人。没有人与同龄人讨论过这个经历。讨论了男孩射精的经历与女孩初潮的经历之间的差异和相似之处。
