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Adolescents’ premarital sexual behaviour: the roles of peer pressure, socio-economic status and parent-child relationship
In recent times, there are records of prevalence of mortality among adolescents owing to sexually transmitted infections (STIs), unwanted pregnancy, abortion, induced pregnancy and related issues. This disastrous situation is traceable to adolescents' engagement in premarital sexual behaviour. This...
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