Studies have shown that alcohol is involved in 50 to 75% of all sexual coercion situations.
Significant associations have been established between alcohol-use and sexual coercion …

Alcohol intoxication is a risk factor for being a perpetrator or victim of sexual coercion.
Environmental factors (eg, misperception of social cues), as well as dispositional factors (eg …

Typically, sexual coercion has been viewed as a less serious form of sexual aggression than
attempted rape or rape. However, sexual coercion may be better understood as a …

Abstract<? Pub Inc> There have been few investigations of sexual coercion in relationships.
I conducted several studies to develop a measure of partner sexual coercion and to identify …

Researchers have consistently found a relationship between psychopathy and the use of
sexual coercion in samples of males with and without previous sexual arrests (Abbey …

Abbey et al., 2014 A. Abbey, R. Wegner, J. Woerner, SE Pegram, J. Pierce. Review of survey
and experimental research that examine the relationship between alcohol consumption and …

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 …

Past sexual victimization has been identified as a predictor of women's sexual risk-taking. In
order to develop effective prevention and treatment programs, research is needed that …

This study examined gender differences in responses to sexual coercive experiences in
mixed-sex (male–female) relationships. Participants were 112 women and 28 men who had …

Sexual objectification, the tendency to reduce women to their bodies, body parts, or sexual
functions for use by others, has been theorized to set the stage for more severe acts of …