I. Level of Acceptance in Terms of Dissemination of Condoms Questions Highly Accepted (4) Accepted (3) (2) Strongly

I.
Level of acceptance in terms of dissemination of condoms

QUESTIONS Highly Accepted Unaccepted Strongly
Accepted (3) (2) Unaccepted
(4) (1)
1. It is possible for me to continuously commit sexual
intercourse to different people so I will accept the
condoms that will be disseminated.
2. Condoms should be distributed for it is impossible for
me to transfer any disease to the person whom will be
engaged to me.
3. Condoms are 100 percent safe, therefore it shouldn’t
be questioned in terms of the topic distribution.
4. There is a need to disseminate condoms to students
because it is new to us that we are in the lust-saturated
world.
5.I am now capable to know and be aware with the
factors that condom distribution will contribute to me
because I want to personally hold a condom.
6. I have a background knowledge with the intervention
materials that can help in enhancing my perception on
early pregnancy, HIV/AIDS infection and dissemination
of condoms.
7. My perspective with regards to condoms help me
prevent in any unnecessary actions so I am now free to
get involved in this condom distribution topic.
8. If I was influenced to have an early sexual intercourse
with someone, then it is for me to be available in the
distribution of condoms for there is a certain cause that
premarital sex will decline due to shame that condoms
will contribute to me.
9. Allowing condoms to be disseminated to us, as
students is an effective remedy in preventing teenage
pregnancy.
10. It is better for me to apply and experience using
condom first before uttering and concluding such claims
about it, hence I am not against to what the government
does.
11. Some schools and parents are afraid to give student’s
out of fear that will push them to engage in sex before
they are ready and I am one of them too.
12. Condoms play a key role in preventing HIV infection
around the world, therefore I am not against with it’s
dissemination to students like me.
13. The risk pf teen pregnancy and sexually transmitted
diseases for those who decide to have sexual relations
require less divisiveness when condoms has been
applied.
14.It’s a fact that youth are already exposed to dangers to
early sex and that condoms would be of service.
15. Sex education program including condom provision
the inevitably of adolescent sex and encourages students
to make “wise” and “safe” decision if they do have sex.
16. Condom distribution programs should strive to make

condoms available, accessible, and acceptable In order
for me to lessen STD’s if ever I’ll be engaging to early
sexual intercourse accidentally.
II. Level of knowledge of Grade 11 students along with:

a.) Early Pregnancy
QUESTIONS Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree

(4) (3) (2) (1)
1. If ever I’ll use condom when
engaging into early sexual intercourse
then I’ve the assurance that I’ll never be
pregnant.
2. I knew that because of condoms,
early pregnancy is as easy to do and
there are no more worries to think of.
3. Teenage pregnancy would decrease
and it can prevent many teens to go
through the process of abortion.
4. Condoms should be given for us to
act mature and responsible.
5. Teens are going to have sex if they
want to, there’s nothing that we can do
to stop that.
b.) HIV Infection
QUESTIONS Strongly Agree Disagree Strongly

Agree (3) (2) Disagree
(4) (1)
1. If a condom is used correctly and doesn’t break,
slip or leak then it is virtually 100% protective
against HIV because an exposure cannot occur.
2. Condom effectiveness does not rely on accurate
knowledge about person’s HIV status- and then
something that is often difficult to know for certain.
3. Condoms can prevent an exposure to HIV from
occurring in the first place.
4. Condom effectiveness is not affected with the
HIV - positive partner who has a high viral load, or
other biological factors that increase HIV risk hour
present.
5. When condoms effectively prevent an exposure
from occurring, condoms can reduce the risk of
HIV transmission for both anal and vaginal sex to
the same level.
6. Condoms are less expensive, more readily
available, and less toxic done strategies.
c) Dissemination of Condoms
(4) (1)
1. Providing condoms to students will reduce the
incidence of underage pregnancy and the spread of
sexually transmitted disease so distributing
condoms is what the government planned to do.
2. If one accepts the presence that condoms are an
effective means of prevention, it stands to reason
that their distribution could have a significant
impact.
3. Condoms are one of the most effective means of
protecting against STD’s, HIV and pregnancy.
4. Widespread condom distribution will establish
sexual activity as the norm among young teens,
creating peer pressure to participate in sex.
5. It is a wise investment by the government to
supply the condoms for schools, in that it is very
expensive to address problems created by
irresponsible sexual behaviors.
6. When the school tries to substitute the family as
the molder of personal values, it weakens the
authority of the family motherhood among
teenagers than it can counter act by distributing
condoms.
7. An effective condom distribution program can
change the way a community thinks about and
engages in safe sex behavior.
III. To determine the level of knowledge of Grade 11 students on the Advantages and Disadvantages
of Condom Dissemination.
(4) (1)
1. I do not require advance planning, clinic visits,
or a prescription.
2. I know that condoms can be carried easily and
discreetly by men and women.
3. It is in my perception that condoms are best
means as currently available in protection against
STI’s including HIV.
4. I already knew that together with the prevention
of STI’s condoms can also protect fertility.
5. I am aware that condoms may help in the
prevention of having a cervical cancer.
6. I was informed that condoms can also decrease
premature ejaculation and prolong intercourse.
7. It is clearly saved in my mind that condoms
have minimal side effects.
8. Using condoms do not affect menstrual cycles.
9. Condoms may have a few downfalls as method
of contraception.
10. I am aware to issue that some men loss an
erection while wearing condoms.
11. Some men and women can develop an allergy
or sensitivity to latex (in this case polyutherane
condoms may be used).
12. I knew that condoms may disrupt spontaneity
during sex.

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