She Left the Party: College Students' Meanings of Sexual Consent
She Left the Party: College Students' Meanings of Sexual Consent
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DOI：
10.1177/1077801220911462
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发表时间：
2020-04-28
影响因子：
2.2
通讯作者：
Barraza, Angel
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作者：
Groggel, Anne;Burdick, Maddie;Barraza, Angel
在大学性侵犯被描述为一种流行病的时刻，了解大学生同意的隐含含义很重要。通过 83 次访谈，我们研究了学生对一个小插曲的解读，其中角色既没有提出要求，也没有同意发生性行为。性别期望极大地影响了学生是否将男性或女性角色视为表示同意。当考虑学生如何表达对接吻或性行为的兴趣时，学生们将离开聚会等行为解释为男性的性兴趣和女性的意愿的表现。也就是说，大学生“期望”并采用隐性的、性别化的行为解读，以了解他们对隐性同意的理解。
At a moment when college sexual assault is described as an epidemic, it is important to understand college students' implicit meanings of consent. Through 83 interviews, we examine students' interpretations of a vignette in which neither character asked nor gave consent to sex. Gendered expectations significantly shaped whether students interpreted the male or female character as giving consent. When considering how students indicate interest in kissing or having sex, students interpreted acts such as leaving a party as indications of a man's sexual interest and a woman's willingness. That is, college students "expected" and employed implicit, gendered readings of actions that inform their understandings of implicit consent.