Associations Between Sexual Behavior Norm Beliefs in Relationships and Intimate Partner Rape Judgments

@article{Lynch2017AssociationsBS,
  title={Associations Between Sexual Behavior Norm Beliefs in Relationships and Intimate Partner Rape Judgments},
  author={K. Lynch and Jenna A Jewell and J. Golding and Hannah B Kembel},
  journal={Violence Against Women},
  year={2017},
  volume={23},
  pages={426 - 451}
}
  • K. Lynch, Jenna A Jewell, +1 author Hannah B Kembel
  • Published 2017
  • Psychology, Medicine
  • Violence Against Women
    • Using a community sample (n = 296), we investigated the associations between sexual behavior norm beliefs, acceptance of partner rape, judgments that non-consensual partner sex is “wrong not rape,” and decisions if non-consensual partner sex should be charged as rape. Sexual behavior norm beliefs were associated both directly and indirectly with latter components in the model related to acceptance of non-consensual partner sex judgments and charging rape judgments. In addition, participant… CONTINUE READING
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