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    VREZH SHAHRAMYAN: FREE ACCESS TO INTERNET AND LOW-QUALITY LITERATURE PRODUCE HARMFUL IMPACT ON TEENAGERS

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    27.10.2009 14:55 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ "Our educational system does not envisage
    psychological sex education. Subjects like hygiene, sex organ anatomy,
    child-parent relations have been removed from school curricula, whereas
    parents should serve as a kind of information source for children,"
    psychologist Svetlana Hrutyunyan told today a news conference devoted
    to the "The Problems Psychological Sex Education among Teenagers."

    Yerevan State Medical University lecturer Vrezh Shahramyan noted
    in turn that, "The main problem is the great amount of low quality
    literature which serves as a sexual education guideline for teenagers.

    Free access to Internet may also produce a harmful impact, since
    there is much information there not permissible for teenagers. These
    include anonymous articles on the issue, as well as sexual ads which
    disinform and disorientates a teenager."

    According to Svetlana Harutyunyan psychological sex education should
    start at pre-school age. Children are very inquisitive at ages 0-7 and
    questions like "What is planet?" and "How did I come into being?" have
    equal value for them. So they shouldn't be given answers like "You
    were Brought by a Stark" or "We found you in a cabbage". Let alone the
    sentence "We bought you in a Store" which can traumatize the child
    as the latter may think that he may be returned to shop in case of
    misbehaving. It is necessary to stress by all means that the child
    is the product of parents' love.

    Psychologies also noted that "As early as four years ago, when parents
    were asked about the necessity of psychological sex education in
    kindergartens, they simply wrote on survey forms, 'he'll know it when
    he grows up,' ".

    In that connection Vrezh Saharamyan added that other family surveys
    revealed two extreme attitudes: sexual education is either a prohibited
    subject, or it is openly discussed.

    Physician also noted that most of adult pathologies result from
    incorrect sex education. Adults may have such sexual problems as
    vaginism, orgasm or uncertainty about sexual orientation.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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