sexual behavior

Contains sixteen essays in which the authors debate issues related to sexual abuse of children by Catholic clergy, including church policies and practices that encourage or discourage sexually predatory behavior against children, and whether the church's response is adequate.

Presents nineteen pro and con essays on teen sexual activity, including such aspects as sexually transmitted diseases, substitution of oral sex for intercourse, virginity pledges, sex education, condom distribution, and the media. Also includes an annotated list of related organizations and a bibliography.

Presents various articles which discuss opposing viewpoints about the factors that influence teen sex, society's concern about and response to teen sex, and what sex education should be provided to teens and by whom.

Presents interviews with teenage mothers and provides information about adoption, parenting, abortion, and foster care.

Presents facts about human sexuality and discusses the choices teenagers face in deciding whether or not to be sexually active.

Defines sexual harassment, discusses who is guilty and what characterises the victim, and examines the consequences and what can be done about the situation.