Perspectives on Sexual Power, #MeToo.
Perspectives on Sexual Power, #MeToo.
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对性权力的看法，
DOI：
10.1007/s40596-019-01146-3
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发表时间：
2020
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McAdams,CarrieJ
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McAdams,CarrieJ
我是一个权力动态中的性骚扰和性侵犯的幸存者。我的具体场景太典型了一个男教员想和一个女实习生发生性关系。我也是一名教授和治疗女性的学术精神病学家。近50%的女医学生经历过性骚扰[1]，我并不孤单。我现在分享我对这段经历的解释是如何随着时间的推移而改变的。转变都是缓慢的，因为我获得了性创伤的临床专业知识，我们的社会开始倾听# MeToo运动的幸存者，突然，当得知他在几年后继续攻击其他女性时。
I am a survivor of sexual harassment and assault within a power dynamic. My specific scenario was all too typical—a male faculty member sought a sexual relationship with a female trainee. I am also an academic psychiatrist who teaches and treats women. With nearly 50% of female medical students experiencing sexual harassment [1], I am not alone. I share now how my interpretation of this experience changed over time. Shifts were both slow, as I gained clinical expertise in sexual trauma and our society began to listen to survivors with the# MeToo movement, and sudden, upon learning that he had continued to assault other women years later.