It is important that we _________our bodies and our relationships with others.

This understanding includes ______ aspects of who we are – our values and beliefs, bodies, desires, relationships, gender, and our thoughts and feelings about all of these.

____ thoughts and feelings about our values and beliefs, bodies, desires, relationships, gender are most important to our development.

The most important thing to understand about sexuality is that it is self-defined; that is:

Keep in mind that the ________ also speaks to sexuality and defines us as men and women only and that sex is meant for husbands and wives.

Sexuality is dynamic and constantly changing; we often discover that different parts of our lives may interact in confusing or affirming ways. This confusion is _______ and is part of our normal development.

When we look at ______ programs can influence the perceptions and behaviors of adolescents either negatively or positively and if unregulated, they can cause harm them.

The _______ and various sexual content on it can have devastating effects on the minds of young adults.

Researchers from Dartmouth College-based their study on 700 popular _______ and found that teens who watch sexier titles become sexually active at younger ages

A United States study suggests that listening to ______with degrading sexual lyrics could prompt teenagers to start having sex at an earlier age.

Some teenagers have sexual relationships because their friends think sex is cool. Other reasons include peer pressure, economic challenges, etc. This is an example of pressure from:

Children and teenagers who are exposed to sex through the media are more likely to engage in sexual activity than those who are not, according to new research. This is an example of pressure from:

It often involves situations and relationships where young people receive something (for example food, accommodation, drugs, alcohol, cigarettes, affection, gifts, or money) in return for participating in sexual activities. This is an example of pressure from:

The Age of Consent in Belize is ____ years old.

The age of consent is the _____ age at which an individual is legally old enough to participate in sexual activity.

Individuals aged 15 or younger in Belize cannot legally consent to sexual activity, and such activity may result in prosecution for statutory rape or the equivalent local law.

Individuals aged_____or younger in Belize cannot legally consent to sexual activity.

Individuals aged 15 or younger in Belize cannot legally consent to sexual activity, and such activity may result in prosecution for __________ or the equivalent local law.

The Belize ______ [No. 12] 47 says: Every person who, with or without consent, has sexual intercourse with a person who is under the age of fourteen years commits the offence of unlawful sexual intercourse.

According to the Belize Criminal Code [No. 12] 47 if a person is convicted of an offence he/she may be imprisonment for a term that is not less than ____ years.

According to the Belize Criminal Code [No. 12] 47 the mimimum

imprisonment may not be less than twelve years but may extend to imprisonment for _____.

Every person who has unlawful sexual intercourse with a person who is above the age of _____ years but under the age of ____ years, commits an offence and is liable on conviction on indictment to imprisonment for a term that is not less than five years but no more than ten years:

The media is full of _________ messages about sex – it can seem like everyone is doing it all the time.

Talking with their parents also gives young people confidence to talk to thier future ______about their relationship.

Talking with their _______helps young people feel safer and less anxious, allowing them to make up their own minds about their choices.

As parents, making time to talk shows you are there to ______ your sons and daughters as they grow up.

Making time to talk _____ mean that you are encouraging your children to have sex.

______ the facts show that if you talk openly about sex, young people delay having sex.

When parents talk to their children about sex, they can help them to sort out facts from fiction.

By talking to their children about sex, parents can help them to understand the changes in their bodies.

By talking to their children about sex, parents make them scared to talk openly about feelings and relationships.