Testicular self-examination (TSE) among Dutch young men aged 15-19: determinants of the intention to practice TSE

The present study analyzed what determinants are important to describe and explain the intention of testicular self-examination (TSE) for young men aged 15–19 attending senior high school (response rate 80%, n = 274). The questionnaire assessed determinants, including knowledge, attitude (positive and negative consequences, anticipated regret, and moral obligation), social influence (social norm, social support and modeling) and self-efficacy. Knowledge of testicular cancer and TSE was very low. Only 2% of the subjects reported regularly performing TSE. After hearing of TSE (through the questi... Mehr ...