Predicting responses to sexually aggressive stories: the role of consent, interest in sexual aggression, and overall sexual interest.

From: The Journal of Sex Research | Date: November 1, 2002| Author: Wilson, Brian A.; Holm, Jeffrey E.; Bishop, Kelly L.; Borowiak, Dana M. | Copyright information

Measures of interest in sexual aggression and overall sexual interest were used to predict men's responses to consensual and nonconsensual stories that contained forceful sexual content. College males (N = 108) listened to these stories and completed questionnaires assessing self-reported sexual arousal and desire, their perceptions of the woman's enjoyment and sexual desire in the stories, their likelihood of acting like the man in the stories, and how likely they would be to read similar ...

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