… and extensive literature underlining significant gender differences in sexual behavior,
with women showing a lower tendency to SE and a higher propensity toward SI than men (14). …

… and that there are gender differences in the perpetration and … being observed by others and
the propensity for impact on one’… sexual harassment and a socialised view of themselves as …

… or social exclusion via harassment and increased aggression toward subordinate individuals
via … loses a dominant female, which is important given their higher propensity for dispersal. …

… school climate partially mediated sex differences in school … sex differences in bullying
perpetration and victimization was significant. These results provide insight into the sex differences …

… Due to the propensity for risky sexual behavior, sexual minority students are at a high risk of
… the gender differences in terms of early sexual debut and having multiple sexual partners, …

… if latent psychopathic propensities and sex drive are associated with different risk factors for
… with diverse sexual violence risk factors (eg, prior sexual coercion, sexual assault proclivity) …

… The gender differences in victimization and perpetration were significant only at T1. CSA
predicted higher odds of sexual … To account for gender differences in sexual aggression …

… individual differences and environmental factors that promote either mutualistic cooperative
strategies or individualistic coercive … ’s propensity to expend effort towards social endeavors. …

… ’ sexual harassment experiences with their romantic partners is … in-person occurrences of
sexual harassment within dating … (Eds.), Individual differences in theory of mind: Implications …

… and gender, highlighting marked gender differences in the … propensity to engage in
psychological abuse of their intimate … of serious and aggressive sexual coercive behaviour than it …