To Hook Up or Date: Which Gender Benefits?
To Hook Up or Date: Which Gender Benefits?
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DOI：
10.1007/s11199-010-9765-7
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发表时间：
2010-05-01
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影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
Saville, Bryan K.
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作者：
Bradshaw, Carolyn;Kahn, Arnold S.;Saville, Bryan K.
在大学校园里勾搭比异性恋中的约会更加频繁。对约会和勾搭相关的相对收益和成本的分析表明，女性从约会中受益更多，而男性从勾搭中受益更多。东南部一所中型大学的美国学生（150 名女性，71 名男性）在多种情况下表示了对约会和勾搭的偏好，并指出了与每种情况相关的感知好处和风险。正如假设的那样，在大多数情况下，女性比男性更喜欢约会，而男性比女性更喜欢勾搭。男女都认为约会和勾搭的好处和风险相似；差异提供了对大学男女性动机的深入了解。
Hooking up on college campuses has become more frequent than dating in heterosexual sexual interaction. Analysis of the relative benefits and costs associated with dating and hooking up suggest that women benefit more from dating while men benefit more from hooking up. U.S students (150 women, 71 men) at a midsized southeastern university indicated preferences for dating and hooking up across a number of situations and indicated the perceived benefits and risks associated with each. As hypothesized, in most situations women more than men preferred dating and men more than women preferred hooking up. Both genders perceived similar benefits and risks to dating and hooking up; differences provided insight into the sexual motives of college women and men.