There is evidence that sex education encourages sexual activity among children and adolescents.

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Multiple studies have shown that comprehensive sex education, which includes information on abstinence, contraception, and healthy relationships, does not increase sexual activity among youth. In fact, it has been found to delay the onset of sexual activity and reduce the number of sexual partners among those who do become sexually active. However, purely abstinence-focused education has been found to have no significant effect on sexual behavior.

There Is Evidence That Sex Education Encourages Sexual Activity Among