Sexual Attitudes of Thai Students: An Exploratory Cross-Cultural Study
Julian Wohl, Andrew Dunlop
Abstract
Julian Wohl, Andrew Dunlop
Abstract
Although anthropological studies of rural Thai have been appearing with some regularity over the past few years, there is very little literature available on Thai university students. Yet there has been a considerable expansion of the Thai university system in the last few years and its graduates play significant parts in Thai life. Undergraduates also are beginning to show some slight signs of restiveness, although at this point nothing like the expressiveness of their peers in other countries. Increased future attention to this population might be of general social science interest as well as practical value.
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Although anthropological studies of rural Thai have been appearing with some regularity over the past few years, there is very little literature available on Thai university students. Yet there has been a considerable expansion of the Thai university system in the last few years and its graduates play significant parts in Thai life. Undergraduates also are beginning to show some slight signs of restiveness, although at this point nothing like the expressiveness of their peers in other countries. Increased future attention to this population might be of general social science interest as well as practical value.
Key concepts: Nothing, Value (mathematics), Psychology, Population, Exploratory research, Sociology, Social science, Social psychology