'It's Not What You Said, It's How You Said It': Perceptions of Condom Proposers by Gender and Strategy
'It's Not What You Said, It's How You Said It': Perceptions of Condom Proposers by Gender and Strategy
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DOI：
10.1007/s11199-009-9728-z
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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：
Bryan, Angela D.
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作者：
Broaddus, Michelle R.;Morris, Heather;Bryan, Angela D.
我们研究了求婚者性别和安全套谈判策略对美国西南部地区本科生安全套求婚者认知的影响。通过视频处理（N = 150），女性提议者受到的评价并不比男性提议者更严厉，并且在某些方面得到了更积极的评价。在小插曲操纵中（N = 193），使用色情化谈判策略（与拒绝性行为或解释后果相比）的女性提议者被认为更令人兴奋并且更有可能进行性行为。令人惊讶的是，对于使用色情化策略的女性安全套提议者，女性比男性更加严厉。应更多地关注性脚本框架内安全套谈判的性质。
We examined effects of proposer gender and condom negotiation strategy on perceptions of condom proposers in undergraduates in the southwestern regions of the US. Using a video manipulation (N = 150), a female proposer was evaluated no more harshly than a male proposer, and was evaluated more positively in some ways. In a vignette manipulation (N = 193) a female proposer using an Eroticization negotiation strategy (compared to Refusal of sex or Explanation of consequences) was seen as more exciting and likely to engage in sex. Surprisingly, women were harsher judges than men of a female condom proposer using an Eroticization strategy. Greater attention should be paid to the nature of condom negotiation within the framework of the sexual script.