Asian and non-Asian attitudes toward rape, sexual harassment, and sexuality
Asian and non-Asian attitudes toward rape, sexual harassment, and sexuality
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DOI：
10.1023/a:1020145815129
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发表时间：
2002-04-01
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影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
Gorzalka, BB
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作者：
Kennedy, MA;Gorzalka, BB
本研究的目的是探讨亚裔和非亚裔大学生在对待强迫性和非强迫性行为的态度上的潜在差异。 400 名女性和男性（205 名亚裔，195 名非亚裔）接受了对强奸、性骚扰和一般性行为的态度评估。研究人员对亚洲受访者在加拿大的居住时间进行了研究，以确定“西化”是否会减弱差异。分析显示，亚洲学生对性行为的态度明显更为保守。亚洲学生对强奸神话也更能容忍，对性骚扰也更能接受。随着在加拿大居住时间的增加，亚洲受访者对强奸神话和性骚扰的容忍度下降。在几乎所有事情上，女性都比来自相同背景的男性保守。
The purpose of this study was to explore potential differences between Asian and non-Asian university students in attitudes toward coercive and noncoercive sexual behavior. Four hundred women and men (205 Asian, 195 non-Asian) were assessed on attitudes towards rape, sexual harassment, and general sexual behavior. Length of residency in Canada for Asian respondents was examined to determine whether "Westernization" might attenuate differences. Analysis revealed that Asian students were significantly more conservative in attitudes toward sexual behavior. Asian students were also more tolerant of rape myths and more accepting of sexual harassment. Asian respondents demonstrated a decrease in tolerance for rape myths and sexual harassment as length of residency in Canada increased. Women were less conservative than men from the same background on almost all items.