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Sexual Intercourse Among Adolescents Maltreated Before Age 12
Pediatrics, 09/16/09
Black MM et al. – Maltreatment (regardless of type) predicts sexual intercourse by 14 and 16. Emotional distress explains the relationship by 14. By 16, other factors likely contribute to intercourse. Maltreated children are at risk for early initiation of sexual intercourse and sexually active adolescents should be evaluated for possible maltreatment.
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