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Author (s)                  Title/Publication                         Objective                      Methodology                Result/Discussion/Future suggestions




                              [59].                Legal appraisal of sex                  To present the legal                        Review              Highlights  the  role  of  moral  and  religious
                      Shukor & Supaat,             education in Malaysian                  and social justification                                        teachings  as  well  as  parental  responsibility

                              2017                 schools                                 and disapproval to the                                          in  curbing  social  problems  associated  with

                                                                                           proposal to introduce                                           sex. Suggested that while it is acceptable for
                                                   International Journal of                sex education in                                                a  child  to  get  more  information  about

                                                   Law, Government and                     schools through the                                             sexual  health,  such  right  should  be

                                                   Communication, 2017: 3                  exploration of the                                              exercised  with  caution,  while  parents  and
                                                   (8): 21-31                              United Nation                                                   guardians  should  play  an  active  role  in

                                                                                           Convention on the                                               deciding what is the best interests of child
                                                                                           Right’s Child (UNCRC).                                          relating to ‘sex education’






                               [60].               High-Risk Behavior Among To describe the                                     The data utilized          Of the school-going adolescents, 4.7 % (n =
                    Nik Farid et al., 2016 Young Adolescents in The                        prevalence of high-risk                 are from the            52) reported HRBs. Tobacco use (9 %, n = 1

                                                   Central and Northern                    behaviors among                      Malaysian Health           19)  and  watching  pornography  or  violent

                                                   Region of Peninsular                    young adolescents in                 and Adolescents            content  on  the  Internet  (5  %,  n  =  72)
                                                   Malaysia: Baseline Data                 Peninsular Malaysia                     Longitudinal            accounted  for  most  of  the  behaviors,

                                                   from The MyHeART Study                  and determine the                     Research Study.           whereas illicit drug use contributed the least

                                                                                           relationship between                 Sample included            (2 %, n = 32).
                                                   Journal of Child and Family             high-risk behaviors and                  13-year-old

                                                   Studies, 25(11), 3204–3213. family                                         adolescents in their

                                                                                           sociodemographics                        first year of
                                                                                           and behaviors.                      secondary school.
















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