P. Sachdev, SEX ON CAMPUS - A PRELIMINARY-STUDY OF KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR OF UNIVERSITY-STUDENTS IN DELHI, INDIA, Journal of Biosocial Science, 30(1), 1998, pp. 95-105
Eight hundred and eighty-seven students from two major universities in
Delhi, India, were surveyed, using a self-administered questionnaire,
about their sexual knowledge, attitudes and behaviour. The data show
that female students seem to be rejecting traditional Indian repressiv
e sexual standards of premarital and non-procreative sex and the gende
r differences are beginning to narrow. Despite their sexual awareness,
the students were highly ignorant of the facts of life. Being male an
d married did not make them more knowledgeable.