An increasingly large body of literature on the casual sex practice, hooking up, has
documented that it tends to yield a wide range of positive and negative outcomes for college …

Hooking up generally involves casual sex with noncommittal partners. Hooking up is
prevalent on college campuses today and can negatively affect the identity development of …

A great deal of empirical research on hooking up has emerged in recent years. While
gender is the most common variable examined in hookup behaviors, the overwhelming …

Hooking up, or sexual activity outside of a committed relationship, has become the
normative form of intimacy on American college campuses. Much research has focused on …

This study explored the benefits of hooking up among first-year college women. Two authors
coded for the presence of 10 benefits (kappas: 0.76–0.97) in 262 women's responses to an …

Hooking up is a term commonly used in contemporary American society to refer to sexual
activity between two people who are not in a committed romantic relationship. Data show …

Research has demonstrated ambiguity about the definition of hooking up among college
students. The current research examined whether there were multiple definitions of hooking …

This study focused on a specific risky practice common among contemporary college
students: the hookup. Hookups are defined as a sexual encounter which may or may not …

Hook-up behavior consists of sexual activity between uncommitted individuals.“Hooking up”
has become pervasive among young adults, particularly on college campuses in the United …

Hookups are a normative experience for college students with 72% of college students
reporting hooking up by their Senior year. Although there is over a decade of research on …