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In a research study, Draw the Line increased knowledge and improved perceptions of peer norms about sex, and delayed initiation of sex among boys.
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About the Author |
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Karin K. Coyle, PhD, is Senior Research Scientist at ETR Associates, Scotts Valley, California, where she serves as the lead investigator on a number of research and evaluation projects. She specializes in the development and evaluation of health promotion programs, particularly HIV, other STD and pregnancy prevention programs.
Over the past 15 years she has co-authored four research-based programs (Safer Choices, Draw the Line/Respect the Line, All4You!, and All4You2!), and has served as a principal or co-principal investigator on a number of school-based randomized trials to test the effectiveness of HIV, other STD and pregnancy prevention programs for youth.
Her current work includes assessing the role and potential impact of service learning approaches on sexual risk-taking behaviors, particularly in alternative school settings, and leading two new studies that focus on adolescent relationships and their influence on sexual risk behavior and HIV and STI risk. She is the author of numerous professional articles in the field of health and sexuality education research. |
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