Linkages between violence-associated attitudes and psychological, physical, and sexual dating abuse perpetration and victimization among male and female adolescents.
Linkages between violence-associated attitudes and psychological, physical, and sexual dating abuse perpetration and victimization among male and female adolescents.
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男性和女性青少年中与暴力相关的态度与心理、身体和性约会虐待和受害之间的联系。
DOI：
10.1002/ab.21856
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发表时间：
2019
影响因子：
2.9
通讯作者：
Langhinrichsen-Rohling,Jennifer
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作者：
Ybarra,MicheleL;Langhinrichsen-Rohling,Jennifer
约会关系中对暴力和性的态度与青少年约会虐待和受害的心理、身体和性有关。对 2011 年收集的全国第 4 波随机选择的“与媒体一起成长”队列（n = 876 名 14-19 岁青少年）的数据进行了分析。与未约会的青少年相比，正在约会的青少年感受到更大的同伴压力，并且更能接受短暂或非婚姻关系中的性行为。男孩对强奸的支持态度高于女孩。在约会青少年中，作为施暴者或受害者参与青少年约会虐待的相对几率通常与对关系暴力的更大接受度、感知到的同侪发生性行为的压力以及对短暂和/或非婚姻关系中性行为的接受度有关。支持强奸的态度与任何类型的青少年约会虐待行为都没有显着相关。旨在防止约会虐待的计划可能会受益于针对与性活动以及关系暴力相关的态度。
Attitudes about violence and sex in dating relationships were related to psychological, physical, and sexual teen dating abuse perpetration and victimization. Data from Wave 4 of the national, randomly selected, Growing up with Media cohort (n= 876 adolescents aged 14‐19 years), collected in 2011, were analyzed. Dating youth perceived more peer pressure to have sex and were more accepting of sex in brief or nonmarital relationships than pre‐dating youth. Boys had higher levels of rape‐supportive attitudes than girls. Among dating youth, the relative odds of involvement in teen dating abuse as a perpetrator or a victim were generally associated with greater acceptance of relationship violence, perceived peer pressure to have sex, and acceptance of sex in brief and/or nonmarital relationships. Rape‐supportive attitudes were not significantly associated with any type of teen dating abuse involvement. Programs aimed at preventing dating abuse might benefit from targeting attitudes associated with sexual activity as well as relationship violence.