Human Service Studies Department, Elon University, Elon, North Carolina, USA.
J Am Coll Health. 2011;59(4):273-80. doi: 10.1080/07448481.2010.508085.
The relationship between condom use and 2 less visible categories of intimate partner violence (IPV), sexual coercion and verbal aggression, was examined among college students.
In March 2007 a random cross-sectional sample of undergraduates from the southeast region of the United States was taken to collect information about sexual coercion and verbal aggression, in addition to condom use consistency. Alcohol use was also assessed.
Of the 142 participants, 31.7% reported being victims of sexual coercion, and 78% reported having verbally aggressive partners. Participants who reported experiencing sexual coercion in their relationship were significantly less likely to consistently use condoms. Additionally, alcohol use before or during episodes of verbal aggression was negatively associated with condom use. Alcohol use was also significantly associated with heightened incidents of coercion and aggression.
Results indicate that among college students, the presence of sexual coercion adversely affects condom use, as does alcohol use.
研究大学生群体中避孕套使用与 2 种不太明显的亲密伴侣暴力（IPV）类别之间的关系，即性强迫和言语攻击。
2007 年 3 月，在美国东南部地区随机抽取了一组本科生进行横断面调查，以收集关于性强迫和言语攻击的信息，以及避孕套使用的一致性。还评估了酒精使用情况。
在 142 名参与者中，31.7%的人报告曾遭受性强迫，78%的人报告有言语攻击的伴侣。报告在恋爱关系中遭受性强迫的参与者使用避孕套的一致性显著降低。此外，在言语攻击发生之前或期间饮酒与避孕套使用呈负相关。酒精使用还与性强迫和攻击事件的增加显著相关。
研究结果表明，在大学生中，性强迫的存在会对避孕套的使用产生不利影响，而酒精的使用也是如此。
