ABSTRACTForty‐four mothers were interviewed to assess their attitudes toward the sexual behavior, sex education, birth control, marriage, and dating of their TMR adolescents. Religion influenced mothers' attitudes toward masturbation and marriage. Although many mothers expected that their children would develop the ability to date, most of them felt that their children would never be able to marry. Mothers wanted sex education taught in the schools, and they desired the formation of parent groups to aid them in understanding the sexuality of their childre
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