A review of recent literature on sexual activity in adolescents revealed a prevalence range of 6-65 % in different countries that may relate to sampling different age groups as well as various types of sexual activity. Many risk factors have been researched including parental factors (e.g. parent risk behavior), peer variables (e.g. peer pressure), religiosity (e.g. spiritual intelligence), mood (e.g. depression), health-related behavior (e.g. sexting), substance use (e.g. marijuana) and physiological markers (e.g. activation of various areas of the brain on fMRI scans). The few interventions have included motivational interviewing by clinician or computer and classroom education and condom distribution. Limitations of this literature include a paucity of longitudinal studies and intervention research.

Based on the literature and our own data in article outlines current clinical picture of alcoholic psychosis (delirium tremens, hallusinosis, alcohol delusion psychoses, jealousy), and theirs modem treatment methods. To give separate recommendation on the therapy of the delirium tremens, hallusinosis, alcohol delusion psychoses, jealousy etc. These data are of great practical and theoretical significance.