Sommers E K, Check J V
York University, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Violence Vict. 1987 Fall;2(3):189-209.
In studies of male aggressiveness and pornography, social psychologists have found evidence to support the theory that consumption of pornography by males increases their aggressiveness and antisocial attitudes toward women. The research reported here studied the presence of pornography and both sexual and nonsexual violence in the lives of two groups of women: a group of battered women drawn from shelters and counseling groups, and a comparison group of women from a mature university population. It was found that the partners of the battered women read or viewed significantly greater amounts of pornographic materials than did the partners of the comparison group. In addition, 39% of the battered women (in contrast to 3% of the comparison group) responded in the affirmative to the question, "Has your partner ever upset you by trying to get you to do what he'd seen in pornographic pictures, movies, or books?" It was also found that battered women experienced significantly more sexual aggression at the hands of their partners than did the women in the comparison group.
在关于男性攻击性与色情制品的研究中，社会心理学家已找到证据支持这一理论：男性消费色情制品会增强他们的攻击性以及对女性的反社会态度。此处报告的研究考察了两组女性生活中色情制品以及性暴力和非性暴力的存在情况：一组是来自庇护所和咨询机构的受虐妇女，另一组是来自一所成熟大学群体的女性对照组。研究发现，受虐妇女的伴侣阅读或观看色情材料的数量明显多于对照组女性的伴侣。此外，39%的受虐妇女（相比之下，对照组为3%）对“你的伴侣是否曾试图让你做他在色情图片、电影或书籍中看到的事情，从而让你心烦意乱？”这一问题回答“是”。研究还发现，受虐妇女遭受伴侣性侵犯的情况明显多于对照组中的女性。
