This study examined women's subjective experiences with sexual coercion (SC), particularly
less forceful forms, in intimate relationships. In-depth interviews with 12 university women …

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

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 …

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 …

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 …

Previous research on dating sexual coercion defines females as victims and males as
perpetrators. This study expands on a trend to include male victims of sexual coercion in …

In this article, we explore the gendered dynamics of coercion described by 18 women we
interviewed about their experiences of unwanted and nonconsensual heterosexual anal …

Do men, in fact, always initiate sexual activity? Or do women sometimes take the more active
and ardent role in sexual encounters? Is sexual coercion a problem that only women …

There is substantial evidence that women experience unwanted sex under nonviolent
duress from partners. This study examined the relationship between coercive control and …

Recent research has indicated that, although females comprise the majority of sexual
assault victims, males may experience sexual coercion by a partner at a similar rate. This …