Sexual Aggression And Dating Violence Term Paper

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Those who experienced mild to moderate verbal aggression or severe verbal aggression faced a higher risk of reporting the coercion than those who did not experience the aggression. Facing higher risks were women who were sexually victimized as adolescents, had dated the perpetrator six or more times, and had a wide age difference with the partner. The study identified several risk factors associated with an increased likelihood of rape, attempted rape and verbal sexual coercion. It also called the attention of young women on how to respond to or manage the verbal or psychological abuse as well as other types of coercive behaviors of their dating partners (Thomas). One more danger young people confront in dating and dating violence is the risk of sexually transmitted diseases or STDs. A third of surveyed women participants in the 1999 and 2001 Youth Risk Behavior Surveys were sexually or physically hurt by a date (Hollander 2005). The respondents were sexually active women from Massachusetts. Of the 33% tested for an STD, 5% were diagnosed as infected. Compared with non-abused women, those reporting only sexual violence appeared more likely to have been tested for STDs, including HIV. The odds of contracting...

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In contrast, those who experienced only physical violence could be chronically exposed to coercive sex, which they could not perceive as abusive. These analysts said that women who experienced both types of violence would probably contact medical settings or institutions and the ones likeliest to report abuse (Hollander).
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Black, M.C. (2006). Physical dating violence among high school students - United States, 2003.

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Forbes, G.B. et al. (2005). Perceptions of dating violence following a sexual or nonsexual betrayal of trust. 12 pages. Sex Roles: a Journal of Research: Plenum Publishing Corporation

Hollander, D. (2005). Teenagers, dating violence and disease. 2 pages. Perspective on Sexual and Reproductive Health: The Alan Guttmacher Institute

Howard, D.E. (2003). Psychosocial factors associated with adolescent…

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Black, M.C. (2006). Physical dating violence among high school students - United States, 2003.

A pages. Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report: U.S. Government Printing Office

Forbes, G.B. et al. (2005). Perceptions of dating violence following a sexual or nonsexual betrayal of trust. 12 pages. Sex Roles: a Journal of Research: Plenum Publishing Corporation

Hollander, D. (2005). Teenagers, dating violence and disease. 2 pages. Perspective on Sexual and Reproductive Health: The Alan Guttmacher Institute


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