Finnish Sex Survey 1992

A national survey on Finnish sexual life and sexual behaviour. Many questions were repeats from the 1971 Finnish Sex Life Survey (FSD1242e) and allow for comparative study of the data contained in these two surveys. However, in this survey some themes received greater emphasis (e.g. sexually transmitted diseases and their treatment, single persons, homosexuality and casual affairs). At first respondents were asked about their parental home and sex education received at home and in school. The number of times respondents had been married or lived together with someone were investigated, likewise whether pregnancy had been the reason for getting married/start cohabiting. Respondents in a steady relationships were asked how they had met their partner, the length and happiness of the relationship, did they find it easy to talk about sex with their partner and how important sex was to the happiness of the relationship. Respondents with no steady relationship were asked what factors might have contributed to this. The number of friends, physical exercise habits, smoking and alcohol consumption were charted. Respondents' state of health was examined by asking whether they had certain symptoms (e.g. insomnia, exhaustion, dizziness) or suffered from certain chronic illnesses or injuries (e.g. cancer, angina pectoris) and whether they needed information on how this would affect their sexual life. Female respondents of certain age groups were asked about hormonal replacement therapy HRT. Respondents' general happiness and feelings of loneliness were studied. Some questions focused on respondents' love life: falling in love, did they love somebody and were they themselves loved. Sexual morals were charted by asking respondents to what extent they agreed with statements relating to sex without love, sexual freedom, women's right to take the initiative, homosexuality, unions between homosexuals, polygamy of men and monogamy of women, casual sex, infidelity, viewing pornography, artificial insemination for single women, sexual relationships between the elderly, commercial sexual services, abortion, rape, etc. Respondents evaluated the importance of work, family, health, religion, etc. in their life. Some questions pertained to possible sexual relationships with colleagues, sexual harassment and birth control. Respondents were asked at what age they experienced their first kiss, first steady relationship and first sexual intercourse. Several questions pertained to respondents' first and most recent sexual intercourse: who made the initiative, amount of alcohol consumed beforehand, use of contraception, position, pleasantness of the experience. Topics covered included the total number of sexual partners, experiences of anal intercourse, foreplay habits, reaching orgasm, experiences of 'swinging' with other couples and masturbation. Respondents evaluated how satisfactory their intercourses generally were. Respondents were also asked whether they would like to have more sex in their current relationship. One theme covered infidelity: married or cohabiting respondents were asked about affairs with persons other than their partner. Several questions pertained to sexual orientation, asking about sexual experiences with persons of the same sex. Use of pornography, experiences of commercial sex and of sexual harassment were charted, likewise pregnancies, miscarriages, abortions, impotence and other problems with intercourse. Respondents evaluated their sex life and specified what would be their ideal sexual life style. They also evaluated the health care services relating to problems with sex. One question asked whether they had been worried about pregnancy, AIDS or of being sexually aberrant. Injecting drug use was charted. Respondents were asked whether the appearance of HIV had had an impact on their sexual behaviour and whether they had been tested for HIV. Some questions pertained to sexually transmitted diseases, gynaecological complaints, genital surgery or treatments. Causes for problems with sex were investigated. Background variables included region of residence, municipality type, sex, age, education, social class of the respondent and his/her parents, respondents' employment, profession, net income, church membership, marital status, number of children and the age, employment and profession of the spouse.

一项关于芬兰性生活与性行为的全国性调查。众多问题重复自1971年的芬兰性生活调查（FSD1242e），并允许对这两次调查中的数据进行比较研究。然而，在本调查中，某些主题得到了更多的关注（例如，性传播疾病及其治疗、单身者、同性恋以及临时性行为）。最初，受访者被问及他们的家庭背景和在家及学校接受的性教育。调查了受访者结婚或与他人同居的次数，以及怀孕是否是结婚或开始同居的原因。在稳定关系中的受访者被问及他们是如何遇到伴侣的，关系的时长与幸福感，他们是否容易与伴侣讨论性，以及性对关系幸福的重要性。没有稳定关系的受访者被问及可能造成这种情况的因素。记录了受访者的朋友数量、体育锻炼习惯、吸烟和饮酒消费情况。通过询问受访者是否有某些症状（例如，失眠、疲惫、头晕）或患有某些慢性疾病或伤害（例如，癌症、心绞痛）以及他们是否需要了解这些如何影响他们的性生活。某些年龄段的女性受访者被问及激素替代疗法（HRT）。研究受访者的总体幸福感和孤独感。一些问题集中在受访者的恋爱生活上：坠入爱河，他们是否爱上某人，以及他们自己是否被爱。通过询问受访者对与性无关的爱、性自由、女性有权主动、同性恋、同性伴侣关系、男性一夫多妻制与女性一夫一妻制、临时性行为、不忠、观看色情、单身女性的人工授精、老年人之间的性关系、商业性服务、堕胎、强奸等陈述的认同程度，来描绘性道德。受访者评估了工作、家庭、健康、宗教等在他们生活中的重要性。一些问题涉及到与同事可能的性关系、性骚扰和避孕。受访者被问及他们在多大年龄经历了他们的初吻、第一次稳定关系和第一次性行为。有几个问题涉及到受访者的第一次和最近一次性行为：谁采取了主动，事前的饮酒量，避孕措施的使用，姿势，体验的愉悦程度。涵盖了包括性伴侣总数、肛门性交经验、前戏习惯、达到高潮、与其他伴侣“换偶”经验、自慰等话题。受访者评估了他们的性行为总体满意度。受访者还被问及他们是否希望在当前关系中拥有更多的性行为。一个主题涵盖了不忠：已婚或同居的受访者被问及与除伴侣外的人的婚外情。有几个问题涉及到性取向，询问与同性的人的性经历。记录了色情的使用、商业性行为和性骚扰的经历，同样还有怀孕、流产、堕胎、勃起功能障碍以及其他性行为问题。受访者评估了他们的性生活，并具体说明了他们理想的性生活模式。他们还评估了与性相关问题的医疗保健服务。一个问题询问他们是否担心怀孕、艾滋病或性偏差。记录了注射毒品的使用。受访者被问及HIV的出现是否影响了他们的性行为，以及他们是否接受了HIV检测。一些问题涉及到性传播疾病、妇科投诉、生殖器手术或治疗。调查了性行为问题的原因。背景变量包括居住地区、市政类型、性别、年龄、教育、受访者和其父母的阶层、受访者的就业、职业、净收入、教堂成员资格、婚姻状况、子女数量以及配偶的年龄、就业和职业。