Psychopathy-related traits predict self-reported sexual aggression among college men
Psychopathy-related traits predict self-reported sexual aggression among college men
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DOI：
10.1177/088626097012002006
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发表时间：
1997-04-01
影响因子：
2.5
通讯作者：
White, JW
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作者：
Kosson, DS;Kelly, JC;White, JW
为了检验与精神病相关的人格特质是否能预测大学男性特定形式的性侵犯，378名男性样本完成了性经历调查（SES）、社会化量表和自恋人格量表。根据一个简短的采访，其中63名男性的精神病检查表评分也是可用的。SES是一种自我报告的测量方法，旨在评估一系列性侵犯行为，包括使用争论或权力地位来推动参与性活动，通过操纵醉酒和利用醉酒者，威胁和/或使用武力。回归分析表明，在以前的研究中确定的精神病的两个维度的措施占方差的自我报告的性侵犯。此外，虽然适度相关，这两个方面预测不同形式的性侵犯。研究大学样本中的精神病特征的影响进行了讨论。
To examine whether personality traits related to psychopathy predict specific forms of sexual aggression in college men, a sample of 378 men completed the Sexual Experiences Survey (SES) the Socialization Scale, and the Narcissistic Personality Inventory. Psychopathy Checklist ratings were also available for 63 of these men based on a brief interview. The SES is a self-report measure designed to assess a spectrum of sexually aggressive behavior ranging from use of argument or a position of power to impel participation in sexual activity, through manipulative intoxication and exploitation of intoxicated persons, to threatening and/or using force. Regression analyses indicated that measures of both dimensions of psychopathy identified in previous research accounted for variance in self-reports of sexual aggression. Moreover; although moderately correlated, the two dimensions predicted different forms of sexual aggression. Implications for studying psychopathic traits in college samples are discussed.