2738|SEXUAL ACTIVITIES AND PRACTICES

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  • Degree of personal happiness.
  • Subjective assessment of health status.
  • Degree of satisfaction with their standard of living and work.
  • Degree of satisfaction with your love life and maintained sex life.
  • Holding a stable partner. Duration of the current couple.
  • Degree of satisfaction with the relationship. Coexistence with the couple.
  • Marital status with the current partner.
  • Previous experiences of coexistence.
  • Degree of rapport with the couple in different aspects.
  • Importance for the person interviewed and their partner of sexual intercourse in a relationship.
  • Holding a stable partner on occasion.
  • Current regular relationship with some person and sporadic relationships.
  • Sexual education received.
  • Age of first information received in sex education.
  • Opinion on giving sex education in schools.
  • Age at which sex education should begin in schools.
  • Origin of the information received on sex and sexuality.
  • Age of first sexual intercourse.
  • Sex of people from different relationships throughout life.
  • Occasional same-sex attraction of heterosexuals.
  • Occasional attraction per person of the opposite sex of homosexuals.
  • Degree of satisfaction with the first sexual intercourse.
  • Use of protection against pregnancy in the first sexual intercourse.
  • Use of protection against contagion of diseases in the first relationship.
  • Opinion on the suitable age of the man and woman for the first sexual intercourse.
  • Number of sexual partners throughout life.
  • Frequency of use of contraceptive methods with a stable partner.
  • Contraceptive method used against pregnancy with stable partner.
  • Frequency of information on sexually transmitted diseases of non-stable partners.
  • Frequency of use of contraceptive methods and to prevent diseases with a non-stable partner.
  • Contraceptive method used against pregnancy and to prevent diseases with non-stable partners.
    Masturbation as the first sexual experience.
  • Opinion on masturbation of people without a partner and people who have a partner.
  • Experience in masturbation.
  • HIV testing.
  • Experience in sexually transmitted diseases.
  • Sexually transmitted diseases suffered.
  • Information about the disease to people with whom sexual intercourse has taken place.
  • Degree of information on sexually transmitted diseases and their prevention.
  • Degree of information on AIDS, syphilis or gonorrhea.
  • Ease of talking about sex issues with other people.
  • Degree according to various statements about sex and sexual intercourse.
  • Extra-marital experiences.
  • Opinion on the influence of infidelity on the relationship.
  • Knowledge of an isolated infidelity of the couple. Reaction.
  • Sexual attraction by a person other than the stable partner.
  • Trait of the person who is most attractive.
  • Own trait that is more attractive to others.
  • Sexual attraction per person other than the current stable partner.
  • Opinion on the taste for sex in men and women.
  • Degree of personal attractiveness.
  • Satisfaction with personal attractiveness.
  • Frequency of sexual intercourse.
  • Preferences on initiative when starting sexual intercourse.
  • Sexual practices.
  • Feeling of forcing another person into a sexual relationship.
  • Usual and occasional places to have sex.
  • Preferred places to have sex.
  • Experience in having sex for payment.
    Reason for not having sex.
    Problem that supposes never having had sexual intercourse.
  • Grade according to a series of phrases about sexual behaviors.
  • Visits to pages of sexual content on the Internet.
    Knowledge of users of phones with sexual content.
  • Calls to phones with sexual content.
  • Use of sexually stimulating substances and objects of a sexual nature.
  • Internet places of sexual content visited.
  • Start relationships through an internet chat.
  • Type of relationships maintained with acquaintances through chat.
  • Sexual intercourse with acquaintances through chat.
  • Viewing posts or videos of sexual or pornographic content.
  • Acquisition of publications or videos of sexual or pornographic content.
  • Nationality of the person interviewed.
    Country of birth.
  • Religiousness of the interviewee.
  • Frequency of attendance at trades.

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2738/0-0|SEXUAL ACTIVITIES AND PRACTICES|1503/National/Resident population/both sexes/18 and over/telephone interview (CATI) Unknown Open resource

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