Hostile home environment predicting early adolescent sexual harassment perpetration and potential school-related moderators.
Hostile home environment predicting early adolescent sexual harassment perpetration and potential school-related moderators.
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敌对的家庭环境预示着青少年早期性骚扰的发生和潜在的学校相关调节因素。
DOI：
10.1111/jora.12823
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2023
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Nickodem,KyleK
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Espelage,DorothyL;Harper,ChristopherR;Ingram,KatherineM;Basile,KathleenC;Leemis,RuthW;Nickodem,KyleK
利用家庭系统理论，这一纵向研究的中学生青年研究的影响，虐待，家庭冲突，和兄弟姐妹的侵略性骚扰犯罪（N= 1563;Mage11.2，51%的男孩，39%的西班牙裔，29%的黑人，和19%的白色）。男孩报告的性骚扰比女孩多;两者的犯罪率都增加了。敌对的家庭环境和性骚扰犯之间的关联是缓和的学校经历。学校归属感缓冲的影响，敌对的家庭环境对基线性骚扰犯的男孩谁经历了虐待和白色青少年与高兄弟姐妹的侵略。随着时间的推移，学业成绩缓和了犯罪的变化，但影响因性别和种族而异。重要的是要了解早期暴力暴露如何与青春期早期的性暴力行为有关。
Using family systems theory, this longitudinal study of middle school youth examined the effects of abuse, family conflict, and sibling aggression on sexual harassment perpetration (N= 1563;Mage11.2, 51% boys; 39% Hispanic, 29% Black, and 19% White). Boys reported more sexual harassment than girls; perpetration increased for both. The association between a hostile home environment and sexual harassment perpetration was moderated by school experiences. School belonging buffered effects of hostile home environment on baseline sexual harassment perpetration for boys who experienced abuse and White adolescents with high sibling aggression. Academic grades moderated change in perpetration over time, but effects differed by sex and race. It is important to understand how early violence exposures relate to sexual violence perpetration during early adolescence.