Neil M. Malamuth
Professor Emeritus
at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
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Neil Moshe Malamuth is a professor of psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles, known for his research on sexual violence and the effects of pornography on its viewers. He is a fellow of the American Psychological Association and the American Psychological Society.
I am an interdisciplinary social scientist who studies violence and conflict, including an emphasis on mass media effects. Most of our research has focused on identifying the characteristics of men who commit sexual aggression against women. As part of that research we have examined whether exposure to sexually explicit media and/or sexually violent pornography may be an added risk factor to the other risk factors we have identified as part of the Confluence Model we have developed. Thousands of men from Canada, United States, and Denmark have participated in our various studies. We have used a variety of research methods, including surveys, field studies, and controlled experiments. This research has received honors and distinctions and has been cited in the formation of public policy and law in several countries. For over twenty years, I chaired the Communication Studies Program, the Department of Speech, and I was the founding Chair of the Department of Communication Studies. I also was a faculty member at the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada and the University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor.
Skills & Expertise
Research Methodology
Program Development
Survey Design
Personality
Academic Mentorship
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Violence
Mass Media
Psychological Research
Mass Media Analysis
Sexual Aggression Studies
Communication Leadership
Organizational Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Mass Media Effects
Research Interests
Psychology
Social Psychology
Communication Studies
Power
Sexual Violence Research
Media Effects
Psychology of Aggression
Sexual Aggression Studies
Mass Media
Behavior
Pornography Studies
Confluence Model Development
conflict
mass media effects
evolutionary social science
Prediction and Causes of Sexual Aggression
Evolutionary Psychology
Sexually Explicit Media (Pornography)
Sex
Conflict
Aggression Against Women
Honors Proseminar in Communication
Sexual Aggression
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💼 Experience
Professor Emeritus
University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
·
July 1994 -
Present
Chair & Professor
University of Michigan
·
February 1991 -
February 1994
Chair & Professor
University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
·
February 1982 -
February 1991
Associate Professor
University of Manitoba, Winnipeg (UM)
·
February 1977 -
February 1982
Research Associate
University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
·
February 1973 -
February 1975
🎓 Education
University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
Ph.D. in
Social Psychology & Personality
· 1975
University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
M.A. in
Psychology
· 1972
University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
B.A in
Psychology
· 1969
🎤 Conferences & Seminars (2)
Family Violence Conference, sponsored by the Criminology Center
University of Alberta · Edmonton,
Alberta, Country ·
March 1987
No descriptions
Media, Socialization and Aggression, Sponsored by the Polish National Academy of Science
University of Warsaw · Warsaw,
Warsaw, Country ·
December 1995
No descriptions
🏆 Awards & Achievements (1)
🏆 Top Conference Paper
Awarded by: International Communication Association Meetings, Australia || Year:
1994
Description
Professional Memberships (3)
Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University (ASU CLE)
Member: Distinguished Visiting Research Professor || Join dt:
2007 - 2008
The UCLA Institute for Society and Genetics
Member: Faculty Associate || Join dt:
2004 - Present
Country: United States
Arizona State University (ASU)
Member: Member, Advisory Board || Join dt:
2005 - 2009
Country: United States
✉️ Invited Position (2)
Speaker
Organization Name:
Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University (ASU CLE) || Country:
United States
From 2007 -
2007
presentation
Organization Name:
International Society for Women’s Sexual Health || Country:
United States
From 2013 -
2013
📖 Role in Research Journals (8)
Editorial Board Member
Journal: Journal of Social Issues || Publisher
Name: Wiley
JSI
Editorial Board Member
Journal: Motivation and Emotion || Publisher
Name: Springer Nature
M&E
Associate Editor
Journal: Journal of Research in Personality || Publisher
Name: Elsevier Inc.
JRP
Editorial Board Member
Journal: Aggressive Behavior || Publisher
Name: Wiley Periodicals, LLC.
AB
Editorial Board Member
Journal: Evolutionary Psychology || Publisher
Name: SAGE Publications
EVP
Editorial Board Member
Journal: Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment || Publisher
Name: SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC
SA: JRT
Editorial Board Member
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research || Publisher
Name: Taylor & Francis
JSR
Editorial Board Member
Journal: Communication Research || Publisher
Name: SAGE Publications Inc
CR
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📚 Publications (80)
Journal: Journal of Family Violence
• September 2009
Path analysis was used to assess the contribution of four exogenous developmental variables (sexual abuse, physical abuse, exposure to violence, exposure to pornography—each occurring prior to age 13)...
Developmental Pathways
Social Deviance
Sexual Deviance
Path Analysis
Exogenous Developmental Variables
Sexual Abuse
Physical Abuse
Personality Constructs
Psychosocial Deficits
Pedophilia
Hostile Masculinity
Non-Sexual Delinquency
Male Child Victims
Hands-On Sexual Offending
Clinical Implications
Exogenous Variables
Developmental Variables
Violence
Pornography
Psychopathic
Antagonistic Attitudes
Journal: Archives of Sexual Behavior
• September 2007
The self-perceived effects of “hardcore” pornography consumption were studied in a large representative sample of young adult Danish men and women aged 18–30. Using a survey that included the newly de...
Pornography Consumption
Self-Perceived Effects
Sexual Knowledge
Attitudes Toward Sex
Opposite Sex Perception
Quality of Life
Gender Differences
Sexual Background Factors
Positive Effects
Negative Effects
Young Adults
Danish Population
Pornography Consumption Effect Scale
Sexual Life Impact
Psychological Impact
Journal: Journal of Communication
• September 1996
Discusses gender differences in response to sexually explicit mass media using an evolutionary framework. This theoretical approach contends that how people respond to current environments is shaped b...
Sexually Explicit Media
Gender Differences
Evolutionary Theory
Evolutionary Framework
Mental Mechanisms
Ancestral Environments
Male Sexuality
Female Sexuality
Reproductive Consequences
Natural Selection
Sexual Strategies
Gender Responses
Media Consumption
Evolved Sexuality Mechanisms
Environmental Influences
Psychological Mechanisms
Journal: International Journal of Women's Studies
• September 1989
Conducted a factorial or construct complexity investigation of rape myths and other rape-supportive beliefs as measured by a rape-myth acceptance scale, an acceptance of interpersonal violence scale,...
Sexuality
Rape-Supportive Beliefs
Rape Myths
Factorial Investigation
Construct Complexity
Rape-Myth Acceptance
Acceptance of Interpersonal Violence
Adversarial Sexual Beliefs
Male Dominance
Pornography Use
Sexual Knowledge
Sexual Experience
Sexual Conservatism
Sexual Inhibition
Victim Disbelief
Male Undergraduates
Psychological Research
Attitudinal Complexity
Gender Dynamics
Journal: Journal of Social Issues
• September 1986
We present a model hypothesizing indirect effects of media sexual violence on aggression against women. It suggests that certain cultural factors (including mass media) and individual variables intera...
Sexual Violence in the Media
Indirect Effects
Aggression Against Women
Cultural Factors
Mass Media Influence
Individual Variables
Thought Patterns
Antisocial Behavior
Laboratory Studies
Naturalistic Settings
Media Exposure
Violence-Supportive Beliefs
Further Research Suggestions
Journal: Journal of Social Issues
• September 1986
Do media portrayals of interpersonal violence engender aggression among the observers? This question has been the focus of social scientific inquiry for over a quarter of a century. The initial resear...
Media Violence
Aggression
Social Behavior
Television Violence
Surgeon General’s Report
Adverse Effects
Cable Television
Video Cassettes
Teenage Media Consumption
Preadolescents
Sex and Violence
Media Effects Research
Public Concern
Social Scientific Inquiry
Antisocial Behavior
Graphic Content
Journal: Journal of Research in Personality
• September 1985
This experiment assessed the effects of media depictions that portray rape myths on men's beliefs in such myths. The study was conducted in two separate sessions. At the orientation session, measures...
Aggressive Pornography Effects
Media Depictions
Rape Myths
Individual Differences
Personality and Motivation
Aggressive Tendencies
Nonconsenting vs Consenting Sex
Victim Arousal Myth
Belief Formation
Media Influence
Information Retrieval Processes
Power Motives
Sexual Aggression
Experimental Study
Psychological Assessment
Male Perceptions
Behavioral Inclinations
Media Psychology
Sexual Violence Beliefs
Personality Correlates
Journal: Journal of Social and Personal Relationships
• September 1985
In one of the early classic articles on loneliness, Zilboorg (1938) claimed that lonely individuals are hostile and aggressive. The present research tested this proposition. Two samples of males were...
Loneliness
Aggressive Behaviour
Hostility
Aggression Towards Women
Sexual Adversarial Beliefs
Aversive Noise Administration
ESP Task
Zilboorg's Proposition
Male Loneliness
Interpersonal Relationships
Aggressive Tendencies
Experimental Study
Hostile Attitudes
Gender Dynamics
Psychological Assessment
Emotional Isolation
Journal: Journal of Communication
• September 1984
In this article we will discuss several ways in which the role of pornography in the lives of individuals as well as within society has been formulated in recent research and writing. As will be seen...
Pornography
Social Functions
Moral Values
Individual Rights
Privacy
Human Relations
Social Stability
Behavioral Theories
Media Influence
Sexual Norms
Controversial Literature
Theoretical Models
Societal Impact
Pornography Debate
Psychological Perspectives
Cultural Analysis
Ethical Considerations
Sexual Expression
Public Discourse
Journal: Journal of Research in Personality
• September 1983
The present study compared the relative effectiveness of sexuality variables versus attitudes hypothesized to be rape-supportive in the prediction of “likelihood to rape” (LR) and “likelihood to use s...
Likelihood to Rape (LR)
Likelihood to Use Sexual Force (LF)
Sexual Aggression
Rape-Supportive Attitudes
Victim Blaming
Sexual Violence Perceptions
Cultural Attitudes
Psychological Releasers
Aggression Continuum
Sexuality Variables
Sexual Frustration
Sexual Maladjustment
Social Transmission of Beliefs
Predictors of Sexual Aggression
Attitudinal Influences
Male Behavior Prediction
Violence Against Women
Psychosocial Determinants
Sexual Coercion
Sexual Aggression Theories
Journal: Journal of Social Issues
• September 1981
This article integrates the findings of a series of studies that empirically address contentions that many “normal” men possess a proclivity to rape. In these studies, an attempt was made to identify...
Rape Proclivity
Sexual Aggression
Likelihood of Raping
Rape Myth Acceptance
Sexual Arousal to Rape Depictions
Male College Students
Aggression Against Women
Laboratory Studies
Convicted Rapists
Behavioral Indicators
Propensity to Rape
Future Research Directions
Journal: Aggressive Behavior
• October 2009
A meta-analysis was conducted to determine whether nonexperimental studies revealed an association between men's pornography consumption and their attitudes supporting violence against women. The meta...
Pornography Consumption
Attitudes Supporting Violence Against Women
Nonexperimental Studies
Meta-Analysis
Sexually Violent Pornography
Nonviolent Pornography
Aggressive Attitudes
Correlation Studies
Pornography and Aggression
Media Influence
Sexual Violence
Aggressive Behavior
Gender Attitudes
Experimental Studies
Literature Review
Behavioral Studies
Psychological Research
Pornography
Attitudes
Journal: Jurimetrics
• October 1999
By transcending traditional disciplinary boundaries and integrating "embedded" levels of scientific analysis, researchers can enhance the value of knowledge derived from each level. We emphasize herei...
Sexual Coercion
Confluence Model
Multi-Level Analysis
Evolutionary Psychology
Genetic Influences
Cultural Factors
Developmental Psychology
Personality Traits
Behavioral Interactions
Social Psychology
Person-Situation Interaction
Scientific Integration
Interdisciplinary Research
Sexual Aggression
Psychological Models
Misconceptions in Research
Integrative Framework
Aggressive Behavior
Risk Factors
Journal: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
• October 1994
Tested 3 explanations of findings that sexually aggressive men perceive women's communications differently than less aggressive men. The 1st suggests that aggressors are incompetent in decoding women'...
Sexual Aggression
Men's Perception of Women's Communication
Decoding Emotional Cues
Friendliness vs. Seductiveness
Assertiveness vs. Hostility
Suspicious Schema
Videotaped Scenarios
Communication Misinterpretation
Veridicality of Communication
Sexual Aggressors' Characteristics
Aggressive Children
Maritally Violent Men
Intervention Strategies
Social Perception Deficits
Emotional Decoding
Journal: Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
• October 1991
Structural equation modeling was used to study the characteristics of college men (N = 2,652) who aggressed against women either sexually, nonsexually, or both. According to the model, hostile childho...
Characteristics Of Aggressors
Structural Equation Modeling
Hostile Childhood Experiences
Delinquency
Sexual Aggression
Nonsexual Aggression
Coercive Behavior
Hostile Attitudes
Personality Traits
Sexual Promiscuity
Common Underlying Factor
Sexual Coercion
Nonsexual Coercion
College Students
Model Replication
Data Analysis
PsychINFO Database
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• November 2012
In response to some recent critiques, we (a) analyze the arguments and data presented in those commentaries, (b) integrate the findings of several meta-analytic summaries of experimental and naturalis...
Pornography Use
Sexual Aggression
Violent Pornography
Meta-Analytic Summary
High-Risk Males
Aggression Interpretation
Rapist Non-Rapist Comparison
Cross-Cultural Research
Media Effects
Mass Media Influence
Sexually Explicit Content
Statistical Analysis
Behavioral Studies
Naturalistic Research
Experimental Research
Aggressive Men’s Responses
Sexual Violence Prediction
Pornography
Rape
Sexually Explicit Media
Reliable Effects
Meta-analytic Summaries
Statistical Analyses
Frequent Pornography Use
Sexually Aggressive Behaviors
BDSM
Gagged
Mask Gagged
Mask Fantasy
Tieable Mask
Cloth Mask
Men at High Risk for Sexual Aggression
Aggressive Men
Nonaggressive Men
Rapists vs Nonrapists
Cross-cultural Research
Sexual Behavior
Aggression and Violence
Pornography Consumption
Sexual Offenses
Masturbation
Chloroform
Gender Differences in Aggression
Psychological Effects of Pornography
Behavioral Interpretation
Sexual Violence
Social and Cultural Factors
Sexual Behavior and Media Influence
Risk Factors for Sexual Aggression
Journal: Behavioral and Brain Sciences
• May 2011
The Thornhills present an intriguing analysis of evolutionary factors that may have contributed to men's sexual arousal pat- terns, with particular relevance to rape. An important part of their analys...
Sexual Arousal
Evolutionary Psychology
Rape
Adaptation to Rape
Evolutionary Factors
Sexual Behavior
Individual Differences
Information Processing Model
Sexual Arousal Patterns
Laboratory Research
Sexual Motivation
Male Population
Sexual Coercion
Evolutionary Analysis
Theoretical Inconsistencies
Journal: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
• May 1986
Investigated, within a theoretical and empirical framework, predictor factors pertaining to males' sexual aggression against women. The selection of predictors was guided by theorizing that sexual agg...
Naturalistic Sexual Aggression
Sexual Aggression Predictors
Motivation Factors
Internal Inhibitions
External Inhibitions
Opportunity Factors
Sexual Arousal to Aggression
Dominance Motive
Hostility Toward Women
Violence Acceptance Attitudes
Psychoticism
Sexual Experience
Self-Reported Sexual Aggression
Acquaintance Aggression
Multiple Predictor Model
Regression Analysis
Violence Against Women
Predictive Factors
Interaction Effects
Theoretical Framework
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• March 2009
This article reviews the extant literature regarding pornography's influence on antisocial attitudes, sexual arousal, and sexually aggressive behavior in both noncriminal and criminal samples. The art...
The Importance of Individual Differences
Pornography Use
Antisocial Attitudes
Sexual Arousal
Sexually Aggressive Behavior
Noncriminal and Criminal Samples
Risk Factors
Experimental Studies
Nonexperimental Studies
High-Risk Individuals
Frequent Pornography Use
Theoretical Implications
Clinical Implications
Assessment
Treatment of Sexual Offenders
Journal: American Psychologist
• March 1989
Comments that the article by C. E. Koop (see record 1988-04284-001) reporting on the Workshop on Pornography and Public Health did not distinguish between Koop's views and the consensus of the partici...
Surgeon General
Personal Views
Pornography
Public Health
Workshop Consensus
Social Scientists
Scientific Conclusions
Cautious Conclusions
Public Health Debate
Research Interpretation
Social Policy
Psychological Research
Journal: Journal of Research in Personality
• March 1980
Three hypotheses on the subject of rape were addressed empirically. The first concerns the effects of exposure to sexual violence on reactions to rape. Males and females were first exposed to either a...
Rape Hypotheses Testing
Exposure to Sexual Violence
Gender Differences in Rape Perception
Sadomasochistic Content
Sexual Arousal to Rape
Punitive Attitudes Toward Rapists
Gender-Based Reactions
Normality of Rapists
Nonviolent Sexual Content
Self-Reported Likelihood of Rape
Male Sexual Aggression
Attitudes Toward Rape
Callous Attitudes
Perceived Rape Enjoyment
Convicted Rapist Comparison
Sexual Violence Effects
Perceived Social Acceptance
Gender Interaction Effects
Simple Effects Analysis
Punishment Assurance
Journal: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
• March 1980
Two experiments were conducted to identify the specific dimensions in portrayals of sexual violence that inhibit or disinhibit the sexual responsiveness of male and female college students. The first...
Sexual Responsiveness
College Students
Rape Depictions
Inhibitory Effects
Disinhibitory Effects
Sexual Violence Portrayals
Sexual Arousal
Consensual Sex
Involuntary Orgasm
Male and Female Responses
Pornography
Misattribution
Identification
Power Dynamics
Fusion of Sexuality and Violence
Antisocial Effects
Journal: Journal of Social Issues
• March 1977
Despite considerable theorizing on the subject, empirical research focusing on hypothesized links between sexual arousal and aggression has been slow to follow. Recent studies have found that under di...
Sexual Arousal
Aggression
Empirical Research
Experimental Conditions
Mutual Facilitation
Inverse Relationships
Hostile Aggression
Assertive Aggression
Discriminative Cues
Inhibitory Cues
Disinhibitory Cues
Theoretical Models
Human Sexual Behavior
Behavioral Studies
Aggression Models
Journal: Journal of Personality
• March 1972
The "risky shift" phenomenon has aroused considerable mterest among social psychologists in recent years The label "nsky
shift" refers to the widely rephcated findmg that groups are
wilhng to make d...
Risky Shift
Social Psychology
Group Decisions
Individual Decisions
Risk-Taking Behavior
Decision Making
Choice Dilemmas
Group Dynamics
Risk Assessment
Group Influence
Naturalistic Setting
Hypothetical Scenarios
Risk Alternatives
Experimental Study
Decision-Making Context
Social Influence
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• June 2020
Data are presented concerning the ethics of exposing undergraduate students to pornographic rape portrayals followed by a debriefing designed to dispel a number of rape myths. One hundred fifty males...
Debriefing Effectiveness
Pornographic Rape Depictions
Rape Myths
Mutual Consent Depictions
Ethical Concerns
Postexperimental Questionnaire
Public Survey
Rape Attitudes
Rape Myth Acceptance
Antisocial Impact
Violent Pornography
Experimental Study
Undergraduate Students
Dependent Measure
Behavioral Research
Social Perception
Media Influence
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• June 2010
The criticisms center on the following: (a) He questions our assertion that a mean arousal level of about 48% can be labeled "highly aroused;" (b) he asserts that there was a low relationship between...
Sexual Arousal
Physiological Measures
Self-Report
Sexual Arousal Validity
Convergent Validity
Arousal Levels
Rape Depiction
Inhibited Arousal
Sexual Response
Multidimensional Construct
Research Criticisms
Arousal Measurement
Psychological Constructs
Sexual Behavior Research
Journal: Adolescent Medicine Clinics
• June 2005
This article focuses on the effects of exposure to pornography on teenagers, particularly males, concentrating on sexually aggressive outcomes and on the characteristics of the individual as crucial i...
Pornography
Teenagers
Males
Sexually Aggressive Outcomes
Individual Differences
Sexual Material
Embedded Sexual Material
Obscenity
Legal Definition
Social Propriety
Criminal Prosecution
Journal: Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
• June 2003
Risk Assessment: Discussion of the Section
Risk Assessment
Sexually Coercive Behavior
Behavior Management
Risk Management
Sexual Behavior
Coercion
Behavioral Assessment
Risk Factors
Behavioral Intervention
Sexual Violence
Psychological Assessment
Risk Evaluation
Behavioral Understanding
Prevention Strategies
Journal: Simulation & Gaming
• June 1975
short of their intended purposes as the student finishes in a mad scramble trying to collect the necessary data under limitations imposed by time restraints and scarcity of subjects and laboratory spa...
Computer Simulation
Group Risky Shift
Research Methods
Undergraduate Education
Experimental Design
Data Interpretation
Quantitative Analysis
Student Learning
Social Psychology
Simulation Models
Journal: Aggressive Behavior
• July 2021
This article focuses on the characteristics of sexually violent men who have not been convicted of a crime. The objective of this study was to test the four key interrelated pillars of the Confluence...
Sexual Violence
Confluence Model
Hostile Masculinity
Impersonal Sex
Risk Predictors
Mediated Structure
Latent Factor
Lower Empathy
Peer Support
Extreme Pornography
Alcohol Parties
College Men
Ethnically Diverse Sample
Sexual Coercion
Sexual Aggression
Noncontact Offenses
Multiple Regression
Structural Equation Models
Psychoeducational Interventions
Screening Tools
Campus sexual assault
Interventions for sexual aggression
Sexual violence risk factors
Journal: Aggression and Violent Behavior
• July 2018
This article is the first to integrate the vast research literatures on non-consenting adult and on child pornography (also a form of non-consenting pornography) by using the framework of the Confluen...
Child Pornography
Risk Of Sexual Aggression
Confluence Model
Sexual Aggression
Research Literatures
Methodologies
Consistency
Convergence
Pornography
Non-Consenting Adult Pornography
Non-consenting pornography
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• January 2010
In light of theoretical and empirical suggestions that mass media violent erotica may have antisocial effects, a content analysis was performed to ascertain the amount of sexual violence in the pictor...
Violent Erotica
Playboy
Penthouse
Content Analysis
Sexist Ideology
Cultural Climate
Sexual Violence in Media
Erotic Magazines
Longitudinal Study
Sexual Violence in Cartoons
Mass Media Effects
Pictorial Stimuli
Gender-Based Content Analysis
Antisocial Effects of Media
Media and Sexual Aggression
Sexual Violence Trends
Media Representation of Violence
Pictorial Violence
Media Influence on Attitudes
Media Psychology
Journal: Journal of Family Violence
• January 2007
The theoretical linkage of empathy to sexually aggressive and antisocial behavior is reviewed, and assessment conducted on the role of emotional empathy in the non-sexual delinquent behavior of juveni...
Empathy
Juvenile Offenders
Sexual Offenders
Non-Sexual Delinquency
Emotional Empathy
Sexual Aggression
Antisocial Behavior
Parental Attachment
Positive Fathering
Violence Against Females
Hostile Masculinity
Mediating Influence
Moderating Influence
Risk Factors
Developmental Antecedents
Clinical Implications
Journal: Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment
• January 2003
Adolescent males who sexually offended against prepubescent children were contrasted with those who targeted pubescent and postpubescent females. As hypothesized, path analyses revealed that the forme...
Juvenile Sex Offenders
Typology Development
Adolescent Sexual Offenses
Prepubescent Victims
Postpubescent Victims
Psychosocial Functioning Deficits
Aggression in Offending
Family-Related Offenses
Developmental Risk Factors
Personality Mediators
Childhood Exposure to Violence
Nonsexual Offenses
Childhood Physical Abuse
Comorbid Anxiety and Depression
Noncoercive Sexual Victimization
Male Child Victims
Clinical Implications
Theoretical Implications
Path Analysis
Adolescent Perpetration
Sexual offending
Risk factors
Mediators
Juveniles
Journal: Annals of the International Communication Association
• January 1986
IN the late 1960s, the U.S. Congress, in Public Law 90-100,
found the traffic in obscenity and pornography to be "a matter
of national concern" and established the President's Commis- sion on Obscen...
Pornography
Sexual Aggression
Obscenity
Feminist Perspective
Media Influence
Behavioral Psychology
Gender Studies
Sexual Violence
Psychological Impact
Policy Analysis
Social Effects
Learning Mechanisms
Bandura Theory
Women's Rights
Media Studies
Sexual Behavior
Aggressive Conduct
Public Policy
Journal: Pornography and Sexual Aggression
• January 1984
Analysis of the causes of male violence against women requires consideration of the interaction among three types of factors—cultural factors that affect members of the society in general, the psychol...
Aggression Against Women
Cultural Causes
Individual Causes
Situational Factors
Male Violence
Psychological Makeup
Triggering Aggressive Responses
Cultural Influence
Violent Inclinations
General Population
Situational Triggers
Aggressive Acts
Legal and Mental Health Agencies
Research Program
Root Causes of Aggression
Crime Analysis
Journal: Sex Roles
• February 2020
To better understand how sexualized music videos affect women’s responses to intimate partner violence (IPV), we examined the role of individual variability in perceived victim pain and perceived vict...
Sexualized Media
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
Domestic Violence
Victim Perception
Victim Culpability
Perceived Victim Pain
Stereotyped Sexual Videos
Media Influence
Gender-Based Violence
Perpetrator Favorability
Sexual Music Videos
Violence Against Women
Victim-Blaming
Media Priming Effects
Cultural Perspectives on IPV
Fijian Women
Sexual Violence Prevention
Intervention Strategies
Journal: Stanford Law & Policy Review
• February 2012
This Article addresses the intersection between law and science as they relate to the regulation of "hard-core" pornography under obscenity doctrine." We do not take for granted that pornography shoul...
Obscenity Doctrine
Hard-Core Pornography
Constitutional Law
First Amendment
Pornography Regulation
Harm-Based Concerns
Offense-Based Concerns
Legal Science Intersection
Contingent Harms
Constitutional Consistency
Pornography Ethics
Legal Justifications
Regulatory Framework
First Amendment Values
Pornography Debate
Journal: Archives of Sexual Behavior
• February 2011
The influence of pornography on attitudes and behaviors has
been a longstanding question that has provoked considerable
debate among researchers (Malamuth, Addison, & Koss, 2000;
Marshall, 2000). E...
Pornography
Sexual Aggression
Individual Differences
Aggregate Data
Public Policy
Sexual Offenders
Attitudes and Behaviors
Crime Rates
Cross-National Studies
Societal Indicators
Pornography Consumption
Sexual Crimes
Research Methodology
Legalized Pornography
Displacement Function
Population-Based Studies
Sexual Violence
Media Influence
Policy Implications
Journal: New York University Review of Law and Social Change
• February 2007
In 1996, Congress passed the Child Pornography Prevention Act (“CPPA”) to provide broader protection against sexual exploitation of children. Adding to extant prohibitions against the use of live chil...
Child Pornography Prevention Act
CPPA
Sexual Exploitation of Children
Virtual Child Pornography
Visual Depiction
Minor
Sexually Explicit Conduct
Legal Challenges
Constitutionality
U.S. Supreme Court
Litigation
Criminalization
Legal Prohibitions
Ashcroft
Free Speech Coalition
Child Pornography
Sexual Exploitation
Journal: Human Aggression
• February 1998
This chapter describes the recent developments in a research program studying the characteristics of sexually aggressive men identified in general population samples. The chapter has attempted to orga...
Confluence Model
Sexually Aggressive Men
Risk Moderators
Imagined Aggression
Pornography Consumption
Sexual Aggression
Coercive Sexual Fantasies
Attraction to Sexual Aggression
Evolutionary Framework
Promiscuous Sexual Orientation Model
Home Environment Influence
Impersonal Sex Orientation
Acting Out Behaviors
Sexual Context Aggression
Cumulative Research Program
General Population Studies
Journal: Advances In Psychological Science, Volume 1:: Social, Personal and Cultural Aspects
• February 1998
In ancestral environments in which the human mind evolved, males could achieve reproductive success by engaging in strategies that involved "converging" or "diverging" interests with those of females....
Evolutionary-Based Model
Sexually Coercive Men
Reproductive Strategies
Diverging Interests
Psychological Mechanisms
Early Life Experiences
Personality Orientation
Short-Term Mating Strategy
Conflict of Interests
Strategic Interference
Coercive Tactics
Assertiveness
Emotions and Attitudes
Sexual Aggression Correlates
Confluence Model
Hypothesis Testing
Supporting Data
Journal: Psihologija
• February 1998
Although the number of empirical studies testing Eysenck's theory has not been extensive, the literature generally supports the main hypothesis of Eysenck's theory. Personality traits seem to be predi...
Eysenck's Theory
Personality Traits
Sexuality
Sexual Arousal
Sexual Behavior
Extraversion
Hedonistic Outlook
Sexual Aggression
Personality and Sex
High P Scores
Longitudinal Data
Evolutionary Perspectives
High-Risk Sexual Behavior
AIDS Education
Individual Differences
Sexual Behavior Patterns
Journal: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
• February 1997
The authors showed that the extent to which men's personalities were self-centered rather than sensitive to others' needs moderated the connection between risk-factors and sexually aggressive behavior...
Sexually Aggressive Men
Imagined Sexual Aggression
Self-Centered vs. Sensitive Personalities
Risk Factors
Moderating Variables
Aggression Attenuation
Personality Traits
Actual vs. Imagined Aggression
Empathy and Aggression
Therapeutic Interventions
Underlying Risk Indicators
Behavior Inhibition
Sensitivity to Others' Needs
Aggression Prediction
Intervention Strategies
Journal: Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology
• February 1995
Forty-eight couples completed a measure of relationship satisfaction and participated in 2 videotaped problem-solving interactions, 1 focused on an issue identified by the woman and 1 focused on an is...
Marital Conflict
Demand-Withdraw Pattern
Relationship Satisfaction
Longitudinal Study
Problem-Solving Interactions
Gender Differences
Withdrawal Behavior
Couple Communication
Wives' Satisfaction Decline
Time 1 and Time 2 Satisfaction
Change Scores
Partial Correlations
Conflict Resolution
Marital Dynamics
Journal: Aggressive Behavior
• February 1994
This study assessed the ability of certain variables to predict which men would be more domineering in conversations with a woman and/or with a man. The variables included men's self-reported sexually...
Hostile Masculinity
Sexual Aggression
Gender Domineeringness
Conversation Domineering Behavior
Gender Bias
Sexually Aggressive Behavior
Personality Profile
Female Interaction
Male Interaction
Evolutionary Theories
Feminist Theorizing
Antisocial Behavior
Control Desire
Predictive Variables
Behavioral Studies
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• February 1989
A scale designed to measure attraction to sexual aggression is described, based on earlier work assessing self‐reported likelihood of committing rape. This scale's associations with measures of theore...
Attraction to Sexual Aggression
Sexual Aggression Scale
Self-Reported Likelihood of Rape
Theoretical Attitudes and Perceptions
Behavioral Inclinations
Conventional Sexual Behavior
Homosexuality
Bondage
Group Sex
Deviant Sexual Behavior
Pedophilia
Internal Consistency
Test-Retest Reliability
Discriminant Validity
Construct Validity
Personality Assessment
Measurement Critiques
Scale Development
Sexual Interaction Preferences
Research Methodology
Journal: Human sexual aggression
• February 1988
two types of self-report measures have been used to study heterosexual sexual aggression in general population samples / in the first, men indicated whether they had committed various forms of sexual...
Sexual Aggression
Self-Report Measures
Past Behavior
Present Likelihood
Forced Sex
Heterosexual Aggression
Behavioral Assessment
Multidimensional Approach
Continuum
Comprehensive Information
General Population Studies
Journal: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
• February 1986
In two experiments we assessed the impact of aggression on nonrapists' sexual arousal. In the first, both male subjects (n = 37) and female subjects (n = 43) reported more sexual arousal in response t...
Sexual Arousal
Aggression
Ideological Factors
Nonrapists
Aggressive Depictions
Nonaggressive Depictions
Sexual Explicitness
Self-Reported Sexual Arousal
Penile Tumescence
Arousal-from-Force Classification
Acceptance of Violence Against Women
Dominance Over Women
Nonsexual Aggression
Use of Force
Causes of Rape
Gender Differences in Arousal
Veridicality of Classification
Psychological Correlates of Aggression
Journal: Aggressive Behavior
• February 1986
This study examined the relatively long-term effects of repeated exposure to violent and nonviolent pornography on male' laboratory aggression against women. Self-reported likelihood of raping was als...
Repeated Exposure
Violent Pornography
Nonviolent Pornography
Laboratory Aggression
Likelihood of Raping
Self-Reported Aggression
Buss Paradigm
Media Effects
Long-Term Exposure
Individual Differences
Aggressive Behavior
Sexual Violence
Control Group
Experimental Conditions
Temporary Activation Theory
Male Participants
Psychological Research
Stimuli Response
Journal: Personality and Individual Differences
• February 1984
Although Eysenck's book Sex and Personality would seem to have broad implications for understanding sexual behavior, there has been relatively little empirical research that has attempted to test Eyse...
Personality
Sexuality
Eysenck's Theory
Sex and Personality
Extraversion
Hedonistic Outlook
Sexual Behavior
High Psychoticism (P)
Unconventional Sexual Activities
Attitudes Toward Force
Neuroticism (N)
Lie Scale (L)
Negative Sexual Attitudes
Sexual Participation
Personality Correlations
Canadian College Students
Sexual Attitudes Study
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• February 1984
This two‐phase experiment was conducted in response to recent ethical concerns about the possible antisocial effects of exposing research subjects to pornographic rape portrayals. In Phase 1, subjects...
Pornography Experiments
Positive Effects
Antisocial Effects
Ethical Concerns
Rape Depictions
Acquaintance Rape
Stranger Rape
Control Materials
Rape Debriefing
Desensitizing Effects
Sexual Violence
Rape Myths
Pornography
Rape
Postexperimental Attitudes
Journal: Personality and Individual Differences
• February 1984
This study tested the hypothesis that high scorers on the Eysencks' P scale would become more sexually aroused by erotic material of a violent nature than low scorers. One hundred and forty-five colle...
Psychoticism
Sexual Arousal
Rape Depictions
Personality Traits
Erotic Material
Violent Nature
College Students
Auditory Messages
Victim Pain
Personality Assessment
Sexual Violence
Mercury Strain Gauge
Physiological Assessment
Behavioral Response
Interaction Effect
Experimental Psychology
Sexual Behavior
Eysencks' P scale
Journal: Behaviour Research and Therapy
• February 1984
The major purpose of this investigation was to examine the effects of repeated exposure to sexually violent stimuli (SVS) in relatively ‘naturalistic settings’ on sexual arousal to rape and nonrape st...
Nonviolent Erotica
Sexual Arousal
Rape Depictions
Nonrape Depictions
Repeated Exposure
Naturalistic Settings
Force-Oriented
Nonforce-Oriented
Penile Tumescence
Sexual Conditioning
Media Exposure
Stimulus Parameters
Response Habituation
Personality Differences
Cognition
Conditioning Processes
Laboratory Study
Social Implications
Clinical Implications
Sexually violent stimuli (SVS)
Journal: Journal of Psychopathology and Clinical Science
• February 1983
145 male undergraduates participated (a) in an orientation session in which personality variables, sexual motivations, sexual experience, and self-reported likelihood of raping were assessed and (b) i...
Sexual Arousal
Rape Depictions
Individual Differences
Personality Variables
Sexual Motivations
Sexual Experience
Self-Reported Likelihood of Rape
Audiotaped Depictions
Consent
Pain
Sexual Outcome
Penile Tumescence
Sexual Arousal Measurement
Nonconsensual Sex
Consensual Sex
Content Manipulation
Aggressive Tendencies
Sexual Aggression
Laboratory Study
Psychophysiological Assessment
Journal: Advances in Experimental Social Psychology
• February 1982
This chapter discusses the effects of stimuli that combine sexuality and aggression. It outlines the debate over aggressive versus nonaggressive pornography and discusses the frequency of aggressive p...
Aggressive Pornography
Sexuality and Aggression
Aggressive-Pornographic Stimuli
Nonaggressive Pornography
Sexual Arousal
Victim's Responses
Individual Differences
Context of Assessment
Sexual Responsiveness
Sexual Fantasies
Perceptions and Attitudes
Effects on Aggression
Theoretical Analyses
Construct Validity
Laboratory Experiments
Field Experiments
Future Research
Stimuli Characteristics
Subject Characteristics
Setting Characteristics
Journal: Archives of Sexual Behavior
• February 1981
Twenty-nine male students, classified on the basis of questionnaire responses as sexually force oriented or non-force oriented, were randomly assigned to exposure to rape or mutually-consenting versio...
Rape
Fantasies
Violence
Sexual Stimuli
Sexual Arousal
Penile Tumescence
Sexual Force Orientation
Non-Force Orientation
Mutually Consenting Sexual Depictions
Slide-Audio Show
Media-Elicited Fantasies
Sexual Fantasy Creation
Antisocial Attitudes
Sexual Behavior
Self-Reported Arousal
Ethical Issues in Sexual Research
Journal: Journal of Educational Thought / Revue de la Pensée Educative
• February 1981
The implications of social psychological theory and research, particularly in the area of social influence, are examined in an attempt to provide a theoretical foundation for cross-age tutoring progra...
Tutoring Programs
Social Psychology
Social Influence
Cross-Age Tutoring
Peer Tutoring
Teacher-Student Interaction
Educational Interventions
Cognitive Development
Student Motivation
Learning Strategies
Academic Achievement
Behavior Modification
Educational Psychology
Tutor Effectiveness
Classroom Dynamics
Psychological Theory
Journal: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
• February 1980
In response to the 3 ethical issues raised by C. Sherif (see record 1981-09162-001), the following arguments are made: (a) there is a need to measure the effectiveness of the authors' attempts to coun...
Ethical Issues
Rape Stimuli
Research Ethics
Social Policy Implications
Counteracting Effects
Research Materials
Data Interpretations
Research Criticisms
Research Ethics Debate
Investigative Process
Ethical Considerations
Formalizing Research
Research Impact
Psychological Research
Journal: Sex Roles
• December 2011
Based on the Confluence Model of Sexual Aggression, we hypothesized that individual differences in risk for sexual aggression moderate the association between pornography use and attitudes supporting...
Individual Risk Moderation
Confluence Model
Sexual Aggression
Meta-Analysis Findings
Attitude Heterogeneity
Moderating Variables
Representative Sample
Post-High School U.S. Men
Anonymous Questionnaires
High-Risk Men
Pornography Consumption Frequency
Attitude-Behavior Link
Experimental and Non-Experimental Research
Literature Inconsistencies
Sexual Aggression Risk Factors
Pornography
Violence-Supportive Attitudes
Sexual Assault
BDSM
Kink
Masturbation
Sadism
Masochism
Chloroformed Gagged
Gagged
OTN
OTM
Tieable Mask
Wrap Gagged
Stuff Gagged
Masturbation Fantasy
Sexual Coercion
Consent Violation
Sexual Violence
Power Dynamics
Consent Education
Non-Consensual Sex
Role Play
Mummification
Sexual Exploitation
Trauma Recovery
Victim Support
Pornography Addiction
Pornography Effects
Aggressive Pornography
Ethical Pornography
Sexual Abuse
Psychological Impact
Rape Culture
Intimate Partner Violence
Sexual Consent
Sexual Fantasy
Sexual Violence Prevention
Psychological Effects
Coercion in Pornography
Victim Blaming
Abuse Prevention
Trauma-Informed Care
Journal: Aggressive Behavior
• December 2006
The main focus of the present study was to examine the unique contribution (if any) of pornography consumption to men's sexually aggressive behavior. Even after controlling for the contributions of ri...
Pornography Consumption
Sexual Aggression
Risk Factors
General Antisocial Behavior
Confluence Model
Specific Predictors
High-Risk Individuals
Predictive Utility
Risk Assessment
Classification Tree
Mediating Factors
Discriminative Ability
Aggressive Behavior
Sexual Violence Prediction
Behavioral Risk Analysis
Variance in Sexual Aggression
Risk Classification
Aggression Assessment
Antisocial Traits
Behavioral Prediction Models
Journal: Psychological Science in the Public Interest
• December 2003
Research on violent television and films, video games, and music reveals unequivocal evidence that media violence increases the likelihood of aggressive and violent behavior in both immediate and long...
Media Violence
Aggressive Behavior
Violent Media
Longitudinal Studies
Desensitization
Aggression-Supporting Beliefs
Intervention Strategies
Parental Mediation
Psychological Processes
Youth Aggression
Journal: Journal of Personality
• December 2001
In a study of 124 dating couples, we tested a discrete systems model of the functions of two emotion systems in romantic relationships: love and anger/upset. This model posits that the operation of th...
Love
Anger
Romantic Relationships
Discrete Systems Model
Emotion Systems
Natural Selection
Adaptive Problems
Strategic Facilitation
Strategic Interference
Love Emotion System
Anger Emotion System
Commitment-Promoting Behavior
Partner-Directed Aggression
Relationship Satisfaction
Psychological Mechanisms
Dating Couples
Emotional Adaptation
Conflict
Romantic Commitment
Behavioral Prediction
Predicting laboratory aggression against female and male targets: Implications for sexual aggression
Journal: Journal of Research in Personality
• December 1988
This study assessed the ability of several variables to predict men's laboratory aggression against female and male victims. The predictors were chosen on the basis of their associations with sexual a...
Laboratory Aggression
Female Targets
Male Targets
Sexual Aggression
Predictors
Naturalistic Settings
Specific Factors
Aggression Against Women
Sexist Relations
Aggression Prediction
Male Aggression
Female Aggression
Aggression Study
Predictor Variables
Data Analysis
Laboratory Study
Journal: Communication Research
• December 1988
We assessed whether a relationship exists between the degree of men's exposure to Playboy and Penthouse magazines and the frequency of their sexual and hostile-aggressive fantasies. No significant rel...
Sexual Fantasies
Hostile Fantasies
Sexually Explicit Magazines
Playboy
Penthouse
Media Exposure
Aggressive Fantasies
Sexual Media Consumption
Expressive Model
Consumer Behavior
Fantasy Expression
Statistical Analysis
Media Influence
Psychological Study
Theoretical Models
Sexual Arousal
Hostility Interaction
Magazine Readership
Research Findings
Media Psychology
Psychology
Sexually Explicit
Journal: Journal of Research in Personality
• December 1981
Two hundred seventy-one male and female students served as subjects in an experiment on the effects of exposure to films that portray sexual violence as having positive consequences. Some of these sub...
Mass Media Exposure
Violence Against Women
Sexual Violence Portrayal
Rape Myth Acceptance
Interpersonal Violence
Adversarial Sexual Relations
Sexual Attitude Survey
Gender Differences
Attitude Polarization
Reactance Effects
Violent-Sexual Films
Social Climate
Sexist Ideology
Experimental Study
Psychological Impact
Media Influence
Journal: Journal of Research in Personality
• December 1981
Two hundred seventy-one male and female students served as subjects in an experiment on the effects of exposure to films that portray sexual violence as having positive consequences. Some of these sub...
Mass Media
Sexual Violence
Violence Acceptance
Women’s Rights
Rape Myths
Interpersonal Violence
Sexual Attitudes
Film Exposure
Gender Differences
Sexist Ideology
Attitude Polarization
Reactance Effects
Behavioral Influence
Sexual Violence Portrayal
Movie Influence
Social Climate
Journal: Journal of Applied Social Psychology
• December 1980
Seventy-five male students participated in an experiment designed to address two interrelated issues. The first concerned conflicting findings regarding nondeviants' sexual responsiveness to rape depi...
Penile Tumescence
Sexual Arousal to Rape Depictions
Victim's Perceived Reactions
Cognitive-Perceptual Effects
Callous Attitudes
Sexual Responsiveness
Nondeviant Males
Victim's Abhorrence vs. Sexual Arousal
Conflicting Findings
Inhibited Responses
Exposure Effects
Self-Reported Likelihood of Rape
Violent Sexuality
Correlational Patterns
Cognitive Changes
Journal: Journal of Psychopathology and Clinical Science
• December 1980
143 male and female undergraduates were randomly assigned to read 1 of 8 versions of an erotic passage. The independent variables in the stories were nonconsent vs consent, woman's arousal vs disgust,...
Sexual Arousal
Rape Depictions
Consenting Depictions
Woman's Arousal
Woman's Disgust
Woman's Pain
Gender Differences in Arousal
Erotic Passages
Experimental Manipulation
Perceptual Differences
Sexual Stimulation
Nonconsent vs Consent
Psychological Responses
Arousal vs Disgust
Undergraduates
Sexual Behavior Research
Journal: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
• December 1974
Investigated the effects of sexual arousal on behavioral aggression in 44 male and 47 female undergraduates. Half the Ss read erotic passages, whereas the other half read neutral passages. All Ss were...
Sexual Arousal
Behavioral Aggression
Gender Differences
Erotic Stimuli
ESP Task
Electric Shocks
Aggression Intensity
Sexual vs General Arousal
Experimental Design
Arousal-Aggression Link
Male and Female Aggressors
Future Research Directions
Journal: Journal of Interpersonal Violence
• August 2020
Researchers have theorized and empirically shown that compared with low rape myth acceptance (RMA) individuals, those high in RMA are more likely to discount rape prevention messages. These researcher...
Self-Affirmation
Rape Myth Acceptance
Sexual Assault
Sexual Violence Prevention
Consent Campaigns
Defensive Processes
Women’s Perceptions
Sexual Behavior
Sexual Assault Intervention
Self-Affirmation Intervention
Rape Myth Reduction
Gender-based Violence
Sexual Assault Resources
Journal: Aggression and Violent Behavior
• August 2018
Based on legal requirements and other considerations, there have been many well-meaning interventions intended to reduce sexual assault on university campuses throughout the US. There is no legal requ...
Interventions to reduce sexual assault
College students
Sexual Assault Interventions
High-Risk Males
Legal Requirements
Bystander Interventions
Research on Interventions
High-Risk Aggression
Boomerang Reactance Effects
Hostility Reactance
Sexual Violence
Unintended Adverse Effects
Addressing Intervention Effects
Negative Effects of Interventions
Interventions
Sexual aggression
Men at high risk for sexual assault
Journal: Journal of Interpersonal Violence
• August 2015
We investigated attitudes and behaviors associated with prostitution and sexual aggression among 101 men who buy sex and 101 age-, education-, and ethnicity-matched men who did not buy sex. Both group...
Sex Buyers
Non-Sex Buyers
Prostitution
Trafficking
Sexual Aggression
Rape Myths
Prostitution Harms
Trafficking Awareness
Deterrents to Buying Sex
Jail Time
Public Exposure
Hostile Masculinity
Impersonal Sex
Empathy for Prostituted Women
Sexual Aggression Risk
Confluence Model
Non-Criminal Sexually Aggressive Men
Behavioral Comparison
Attitude Study
Prostitution Ambivalence
Journal: Journal of Communication
• August 2013
Using a probability-based sample of young Danish adults and a randomized experimental design, this study investigated effects of past pornography consumption, experimental exposure to nonviolent porno...
Pornography Consumption
Sexist Attitudes
Hostile Sexism
Benevolent Sexism
Heterosexuals
Personality Traits
Agreeableness
Sexual Arousal Mediation
Experimental Exposure
Nonviolent Pornography
Perceived Realism
Gender Differences
Egalitarian Attitudes
Attitudes Toward Women
Danish Adults
Probability-Based Sample
Psychological Research
Journal: Journal of Family Violence
• August 2004
Childhood exposure to violence against females and male-modeled antisocial behavior were examined as risk factors for sexual aggression, and nonsexual aggression and delinquency, in a sample of 182 ad...
Developmental Pathways
Youth Sexual Aggression
Delinquency
Risk Factors
Mediators
Childhood Exposure
Violence Against Females
Antisocial Behavior
Sexual Aggression
Nonsexual Aggression
Structural Equation Modeling
Psychosocial Deficits
Egotistical-Antagonistic Masculinity
Mediating Roles
Prepubescent Children
Psychosocial Functioning
Evolutionary Psychological Concepts
Intrasexual Selection
Intersexual Selection
Juveniles
Journal: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
• August 1995
We tested a model describing the characteristics of sexually aggressive men that may also be useful for understanding the causes of other antisocial acts against women. This model hypothesizes that se...
Confluence Model
Sexual Aggression
Hostile Masculinity
Impersonal Sex
Antisocial Acts
Men’s Conflict with Women
Distressed Relationships
Sexual Aggression Prediction
Nonsexual Aggression
Longitudinal Study
Partner Reports
Videotaped Conversations
Hierarchical Modeling
Interpersonal Conflicts
Dominance of Women
General Conflict Factors
Unique Aggression Predictors
Behavioral Prediction
Male Aggressors
Relationship Distress
Journal: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
• August 1983
Tested 2 hypotheses implicit in the sex-role socialization analysis of rape: that reactions to rape may be affected (a) by the situational context in which a rape is portrayed and (b) by individual di...
Sex Role Stereotyping
Stranger Rape
Acquaintance Rape
Sexual Arousal
Perceptual Differences
Situational Context
Sex-Role Socialization
Male-Female Reactions
High Sex-Role Stereotyping
Consent Depictions
Rape Likelihood
Psychological Analysis
College Students
Behavioral Patterns
Identified Rapist Populations
Gender-Based Reactions
Journal: Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
• August 1983
This study examined the relation between factors associated with "real"-world aggression against women and laboratory aggression. In the first phase of the research, assessment was made of the attitud...
Rape
Aggression Against Women
Laboratory Aggression
Real-World Aggression
Aggressive Tendencies
Sexual Responsiveness to Rape
Attitudes About Aggression
Buss Paradigm
Predictive Factors
Construct Validity
Methodology of Assessing Aggression
Common Factors in Aggression
Laboratory Context
Journal: Archives of Sexual Behavior
• April 2014
Using a randomly selected community sample of 200 Danish young adult men and women in a randomized experimental design, the study investigated the effects of a personality trait (agreeableness), past...
Experimental Effects
Exposure to Pornography
Non-Violent Pornography
Attitudes Supporting Violence Against Women
ASV
Personality Trait
Agreeableness
Past Pornography Consumption
Sexual Arousal
Mediating Effect
Moderating Effect
Hierarchical Confluence Model
Sexual Aggression
Affective Engagement
Priming Effects
Gender Differences
Individual Differences
Danish Young Adults
Psychological Research
Media Effects
Journal: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin
• April 1978
An experiment was conducted in a field setting to study the effects of infant cues on inhibiting antisocial behavior-driving through a crosswalk while a pedestrian is waiting to cross the street. A fe...
Infant Cues
Crosswalk Behavior
Antisocial Behavior
Pedestrian Safety
Driving Behavior
Field Experiment
Motorist Compliance
Social Influence
Traffic Psychology
Prosocial Behavior
Human Factors
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