As far as children's access to pornography is concerned, Dr Danielle Egan has demonstrated in her research that young people in the US, UK and Australia are now waiting longer to have sex, and when they do are more likely to do it in an emotionally supportive relationship and to use condoms.
Although a majority (40 out of 63) perceived the CB-SCID1 system to be supportive and easy to use it took the users a longer time and yielded fewer correct diagnoses than the paper and pencil method.
Although a majority of the clinicians found the computer method supportive and easy to use, it took a longer time and yielded fewer correct diagnoses than with paper and pencil.
The discovery that the majority found the CB-SCID1 supportive and easy to use while it takes a longer time and yields fewer correct diagnoses than paper and pencil needs some comment.
For the most part, colleagues and management were supportive, trying their best to use her new name and the right pronoun.
Most respondents said they endeavoured to use supportive supervision and the techniques that this involved.
This would involve incorporating modules that seek to increase supportive attitudes or desires to use condoms among sex partners as well as the index IDUs desires to comply with their partner's desires.
