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    Teen Pregnancy, Self-Esteem, and their Relationship in an Urban High School

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    Author
    Curran, Robert P.
    Keyword
    Pregnant Teenagers
    Self Esteem
    Urban High School
    Mental Health Counseling
    Brockport Thesis
    Date Published
    2005-01-01
    
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    Abstract
    A prospective study examining the relationship between teen pregnancy and selfesteem was taken with 113 urban upstate New York students aged 12 through 19 years. Utilizing the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Inventory and a questionnaire of demographic and attitudinal information yielded a limited, to no significant relationship between pregnancy and self-esteem. The study however did show a pregnancy rate of 8% current to administration and 22% of teen females who reported “ever” being pregnant. The sexual activity experience rate was nearly 70% for these teens, with limited access to that resolve (pregnancy to term or abortion). Further research implications and areas of study are discussed as well as salience of self-esteem as it relates to pregnancy, sexual activity, and socio-economic status. Implications for counseling interventions are also discussed.
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