Lee Joohee, Pomeroy Elizabeth C, Yoo Seo-Koo, Rheinboldt Kurt T
University of Southern Mississippi.
Violence Against Women. 2005 Feb;11(2):177-96. doi: 10.1177/1077801204271663.
The purpose of this study is to investigate differences in attitudes toward rape between Asian and Caucasian college students. The Attitudes Toward Rape scale was used to measure beliefs about rape in a convenience sample of 169 college students. Three items regarding stranger rape myths were added. Findings suggest that Asian students are more likely than Caucasian students to believe women should be held responsible for preventing rape and to view sex as the primary motivation for rape. Asians also have stronger beliefs than Caucasians do that victims cause the rape and that most rapists are strangers. This research suggests that outreach programs can play an important role in providing information, education, and prevention regarding rape and that males and Asian students should be target populations for such programs.
本研究的目的是调查亚洲和白人大学生对强奸态度的差异。采用强奸态度量表对169名大学生的便利样本进行强奸观念的测量，并增加了三个关于陌生人强奸谬见的项目。研究结果表明，亚洲学生比白人学生更倾向于认为女性应负责预防强奸，并将性视为强奸的主要动机。亚洲人也比白人更坚信受害者导致了强奸，且大多数强奸者是陌生人。这项研究表明，外展项目在提供有关强奸的信息、教育和预防方面可以发挥重要作用，男性和亚洲学生应是此类项目的目标人群。
