Evidence suggests that both men and women perpetrate sexual coercion. Psychological
factors, including psychopathic traits and power motivations, have been proposed to …

The present study examined the relationships between psychopathic traits, gender, and
sexual coercion perpetration in the specific context of intimate partner relationships …

Current research suggests that people with psychopathic traits engage in sexual coercion as
an alternative mating strategy. Research overlooks the relation between psychopathic traits …

This research tests whether theoretical constructs typically associated with male perpetrators
of sexual coercion are predictive of women who perpetrate sexual coercion. We …

Sexual coercion is defined here as a form of male sexual misconduct in which nonphysical
tactics (eg, verbal pressure) are utilized to gain sexual contact with an unwilling female …

The current study explores the relationship between psychopathy, cognitive distortions that
could promote sexual coercion, ie, rape myth acceptance (RMA) and misperception of …

A growing body of literature supports the contention that both women and men employ
various seductive, manipulative, intoxication, and even forceful tactics of sexual coercion to …

Research in the last few years has begun to examine the prevalence of female sexual
offending as well as attempting to understand the predictors of sexually coercive behavior …

Sexual coercion is a pervasive problem but rarely examined in men. This study examined
sexual coercion and psychosocial correlates among 284 diverse adolescent and emerging …

Research comparing men's and women's experiences of sexual coercion has typically
assessed differences in prevalence rates and risk. We extended this line of research by …