... epidemic, up-to-date research was required. This study was the largest and most comprehensive survey of sexual behaviour ever conducted. The information was collected from over 19,000 randomly selected British representatives selected through the Post office postcode address file. To gain access to the sample, times were arranged for meeting at their homes. Before this research, how the disease spread was unknown and the number of victims was thought to be 1 in 3. This research was a descriptive and detailed study of sexual attitudes and lifestyles of the British public aged 16 to 59. The objective was to find out the link between sexual behaviour and AIDS. Two research methods were used to carry out their study. They employed structured interviews, which took place in the interviewee's home and a self-completion questionnaire booklet to fill in, e.g. * Have you ever had any kind of sexual experience or sexual ...

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