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 …

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 …

Sexually victimized women may make sexual decisions differently than nonvictimized
women. This study used an eroticized scenario and laboratory alcohol administration to …

This study examined correlates of making an intimate partner engage in unprotected sex
among perpetrators of sexual violence. Based on the Confluence Model, we hypothesized …

This study investigated the relationship between college men's self-reported histories of
coercive sexual behavior, alcohol consumption, and alcohol expectancies regarding sexual …

Researchers have worked to refine the measurement of women's experiences with sexual
victimization. Less is known about the validity and reliability of measures that assess men's …

Objective: The aim of this study was to extend previous research demonstrating that
intoxicated men high in hostility toward women report stronger intentions to use coercive …

Using survey responses from a sample of 185 college women enrolled at a large
northwestern university, this study identified the various risk factors related to three different …

Objective: Despite condoms' effectiveness at preventing sexually transmitted infections
(STIs) and unplanned pregnancy, coercive condom use resistance (CUR; ie, using coercive …

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 …