Alcohol use is prevalent among young women. Alcohol expectancies for sexual risk-taking
and sexual enhancement motives have been associated with decreased condom use. This …

The current study investigated the effects of alcohol and gender on the intentions of
engaging in sexual risk-taking. Young adults (101 men, 99 women) were randomly assigned …

Despite recurrent efforts to prevent sexually transmitted diseases through the use of
condoms, HIV infections are still prevalent across Europe. Recent research framed by the …

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 …

Only a few studies have examined the characteristics of sexual assault based on the tactics
used by the perpetrator. In this study we compared the experiences of women who were …

We assessed the association between alcohol consumption and condom use during
penetrative sexual assault acts perpetrated by young adult men. Men aged 21 to 35 who …

A substantial proportion of undergraduate men report compliance with unwanted,
noncoercive sexual activities. This study used thematic analysis of interviews with 12 …

The purpose of this study was to examine the extent that alcohol consumption affected
participants' perceptions of their own and their friend's ability to consent to sex in a non-bar …

This study assessed whether men's heterosocial skill and attitudes toward women are
related to verbal and physical sexual coercion in a nonincarcerated population. We …

Sexual compliance involves willing consent to unwanted sex despite a lack of sexual desire.
The authors hypothesized that compliance would be significantly more common among …