Dating and Hooking Up in College: Meeting Contexts, Sex, and Variation by Gender, Partner's Gender, and Class Standing
Dating and Hooking Up in College: Meeting Contexts, Sex, and Variation by Gender, Partner's Gender, and Class Standing
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DOI：
10.1080/00224499.2014.901284
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发表时间：
2015-01-01
影响因子：
3.6
通讯作者：
Padgett, Joseph E.
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作者：
Kuperberg, Arielle;Padgett, Joseph E.
这项研究调查了2005年至2011年在线大学社会生活调查（OCSLS）中美国22所大学的学生报告的13976次约会和12068次勾搭，以确定约会和勾搭在伴侣会面背景和相遇时的性行为方面的差异。学生们最常通过机构设置或酒吧和派对来结识约会和勾搭对象，大约三分之二的伴侣是在这些场所认识的。那些在校园里潜在伴侣较少的人（女性）在校园找到伴侣的可能性较小，找到男性性伴侣或约会对象的可能性较小，但更有可能与女性约会。通过互联网结识伴侣的男性和女性比例更高。“勾搭”指的是在酒吧、派对、夜总会和大学宿舍遇到的伴侣，涉及性的可能性是约会的两倍。学生更有可能与在互联网上认识的伴侣约会，我们认为这是与网络环境相关的低水平信任的结果。发现的模式与会议上下文与连接脚本、风险和信任以及本地合作市场的关联有关。
This study examined 13,976 dates and 12,068 hookup encounters at 22 colleges in the United States reported by students surveyed between 2005 and 2011 in the Online College Social Life Survey (OCSLS) to determine differences between dates and hookups in partner meeting context and sex during the encounter. Students most often met date and hookup partners through institutional settings or bars and parties, with approximately two-thirds of partners met in these venues. Those who had fewer potential partners on campus (women) were less likely to find partners in campus locations and less likely to find male sexual or dating partners but more likely to date women. Men and women engaging in same-sex encounters had higher rates of meeting partners through Internet sources. Hookups were associated with partners met in bars, parties, nightclubs, and college dormitories, and were twice as likely as dates to include sex. Students were more likely to go on dates with partners met on the Internet, which we theorize is a result of low levels of trust associated with that context. Patterns found are related to the association of meeting contexts with hookup scripts, risk and trust, and local partnering markets.