Williams Sunyna S, Payne Gayle Holmes
Department of Community Health, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1206 South Fourth Street, Champaign, Illinois 61820, USA.
J Sex Marital Ther. 2002 May-Jun;28(3):257-67. doi: 10.1080/009262302760328299.
The current study examined perceptions of own sexual lies (lies to sex partners about sexual matters), in particular the perceived acceptability and seriousness of such lies, as well as potential determinants of such perceptions. Participants were 166 undergraduates who were asked to recall a recent event in which he or she had engaged in sexual lying and then respond to several questions regarding the event. Results showed that those who recalled relatively risk-relevant and self-protective sexual lies saw their lies as more serious and less acceptable. Moreover, those who told relatively risk-irrelevant and other-protective sexual lies reported less history of sexual lying or infidelity and more liking for the lie recipient in the event. These findings have implications both for safer-sex interventions and for interventions in intimate relationships.
当前的研究考察了对自身性谎言（向性伴侣隐瞒性相关事宜）的认知，尤其是此类谎言的可接受程度和严重程度，以及这些认知的潜在决定因素。参与者为166名本科生，他们被要求回忆最近一次自己进行性欺骗的事件，然后回答几个关于该事件的问题。结果显示，那些回忆起与风险相关且自我保护性质的性谎言的人，认为自己的谎言更严重且更不可接受。此外，那些讲述与风险无关且保护他人性质的性谎言的人，报告的性欺骗或不忠历史较少，且在该事件中对谎言接受者的好感度更高。这些发现对安全性行为干预以及亲密关系干预均具有启示意义。
