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Knodel, John E. 1996. "Thai Views of Sexuality and Sexual Behavior." Health Transition Review, 6(2): 179-201.
This study focuses on how married Thai men and women interpret sexuality and sexual behaviour in the context of their own social lives. We start by examining general views of male and female sexuality and then explore how these views relate to premarital, marital and extramarital heterosexual sex. Our study is based on qualitative data from a variety of segments of Thai society derived through the use of focus group discussions and individual focused in-depth interviews.
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