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Paper Title

Sexual Experiences Survey: A research instrument investigating sexual aggression and victimization.

Keywords

  • Sexual Experiences Survey (SES)
  • Sexual Aggression
  • Sexual Victimization
  • Rape Incidence
  • Coercion in Sexual Activity
  • Prevalence Rates
  • Research Instrument
  • Hidden Cases of Rape
  • sexual aggression
  • sexual violence
  • sexual assault
  • sexual harassment
  • consent
  • rape
  • coercion
  • sexual coercion
  • intimate partner violence
  • sexual misconduct
  • sexual exploitation
  • predatory behavior
  • sexual abuse
  • aggression in relationships
  • sexual harassment in the workplace
  • gender-based violence
  • assault prevention
  • victim-blaming
  • trauma responses
  • non-consensual sexual acts
  • sexual violence prevention
  • bystander intervention
  • victim support
  • restorative justice in sexual assault
  • sexual aggression in adolescents
  • consent education
  • rape culture
  • perpetrator behavior
  • sexual assault laws
  • rape recovery
  • survivor support
  • restorative justice
  • BDSM
  • sexual maturation
  • sadism
  • masochism
  • BDSM ethics
  • BDSM safety
  • consent in BDSM
  • power dynamics in relationships
  • sexual fantasy
  • sexual health
  • sexual behavior
  • OTN
  • OTM
  • chloroformed gagged
  • gagged
  • tieable mask
  • wrap gagged
  • stuff gagged
  • masturbation
  • sexual sadism
  • fantasy
  • psychological trauma
  • healthy sexual relationships
  • sexual assault prevention
  • trauma-informed care
  • intimate partner abuse
  • sexual violence intervention

Article Type

Research Article

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Issue

Volume : 50 | Issue : 3 | Page No : 455–457

Published On

February, 1982

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Abstract

Developed a survey capable of reflecting hidden cases of rape and of documenting a dimensional view of sexual aggression/sexual victimization. This survey examines degrees of coercion used or experienced in sexual activity. Results obtained from 3,862 university students support a dimensional view. The viability of a survey approach to sample selection for future rape research is discussed. (4 ref) (APA PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)

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