Harrington N T, Leitenberg H
University of Vermont, USA.
Violence Vict. 1994 Winter;9(4):315-24.
A survey of 942 female college students (85% return rate) from four New England colleges and universities indicated that 25% had been victims of sexual aggression by an acquaintance since the age of 16. Fifty-five percent of the victims indicated they were at least somewhat drunk at the time of the sexual aggression. Those who felt they were at least somewhat drunk reported engaging in higher levels of consensual sexual activity with the aggressor immediately prior to the assault and reported lower levels of resistance than those who were not at all drunk. The implications these results may have for increased vulnerability to sexual aggression are discussed.
对新英格兰地区四所学院和大学的942名女大学生进行的一项调查（回复率为85%）显示，自16岁以来，25%的人曾遭受熟人的性侵犯。55%的受害者表示，她们在遭受性侵犯时至少有点醉意。那些觉得自己至少有点醉的人报告称，在袭击发生前，他们与侵犯者进行的自愿性活动程度更高，而且与完全没醉的人相比，他们的抵抗程度更低。文中讨论了这些结果可能对性侵犯易感性增加产生的影响。
