Association between Sexual Victimization History, Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms, and Women’s Decision Making in Risky Social Situations: the Moderating Effect of Ethnicity

Yeater, Elizabeth A.; Hoyt, Tim; Leiting, Kari A.; López, Gabriela

doi:10.1007/s10862-016-9557-7

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“…Very few studies have analyzed the associations between executive functioning and victimization, but evidence exists for possible relations. For example, the cross-sectional study conducted by Yeater, Hoyt, Leiting, and Lopez (2016) with a sample of undergraduate women found that victimized women experienced difficulties to generate and identify responses to lower their victimization risk. The cross-sectional study by Louderback and Antonaccio (2017) with university employees and students revealed that low reflective decision-making levels were associated with computer-focused cyber deviance perpetration and victimization.…”

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The Role of Social-Interpersonal and Cognitive-Individual Factors in Cyber Dating Victimization and Perpetration: Comparing the Direct, Control, and Combined Forms of Abuse

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2019

J Interpers Violence

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The present study examined the relationship linking social-interpersonal factors (interpersonal dependency, social support, social skills), cognitive-individual factors (planning behavior and goal efficacy), and different victimization and perpetration forms of cyber dating abuse (direct abuse, control abuse, and the combination of both abuse types). The responses of 1,657 Spanish university students were analyzed (62.1% females, 37.1% males). The multinomial logistic regression model revealed similarities among the three victim groups and revealed that anxious attachment and lack of social support increased the likelihood of direct victimization, control victimization, and direct/control victimization. Differences were found in the three victim groups for social skills and planning behavior. Perpetration was significantly associated with anxious attachment in the three cyber dating perpetration forms. Differences were also found in emotional dependency, social support, and social skills among direct perpetrators, control perpetrators, and direct/control perpetrators. The results revealed that interpersonal and cognitive factors correlated with cyber dating victimization and perpetration.

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Section: Protective Factors That Contribute To Resilience and Cdamentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of Social-Interpersonal and Cognitive-Individual Factors in Cyber Dating Victimization and Perpetration: Comparing the Direct, Control, and Combined Forms of Abuse

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Navarro

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2019

J Interpers Violence

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“…from self) and derealization (detachment from reality), has been consistently associated with trauma exposure (DePrince et al, 2012;Gómez & Freyd, 2017;Gómez, Kaehler, & Freyd, 2014;. Kong, Kang, Oh, & Kim, 2018;Schauer & Elbert, 2010) and PTSD (Bryant-Davis, Chung, & Tillman, 2009;Eisenberg, Lust, Hannan, & Porta, 2016;Fleming & Resick, 2016;Kelley, Weathers, Mason, & Pruneau, 2012;Kolaitis, 2017;López-Castro, Saraiya, & Hien, 2017;Yeater, Hoyt, Leiting, & Lopez, 2016). Prior to the release of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (5th ed.…”

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Isn’t It All About Victimization? (Intra)cultural Pressure and Cutural Betrayal Trauma in Ethnic Minority College Women

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2018

Violence Against Women

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Cultural betrayal trauma theory proposes that intraracial trauma in ethnic minority populations includes a cultural betrayal that contributes to outcomes, such as symptoms of PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder; posttraumatic stress symptoms [PTSS]), dissociation, and (intra)cultural pressure. Participants ( n = 179) were ethnic minority female college students, who completed online questionnaires. The results revealed that when controlling for age, ethnicity, and interracial trauma, intraracial trauma and (intra)cultural pressure affected PTSS and dissociation. There were also indirect effects of cultural betrayal trauma on outcomes through (intra)cultural pressure. The current study can contribute to clinical interventions that address trauma-related mental health in ethnic minority college women.

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“…Consistent with a dimensional conceptualization of sexual victimization, as well as prior work using the SES (e.g., Gidycz, Coble, Latham, & Layman, 1993; Yeater, Hoyt, Leiting, & Lopez, 2017; Yeater, Treat, Viken, & McFall, 2010), participants were assigned to the severity category based on the most severe victimization experience they reported having since the age of 14. Sexual victimization was coded as 0 = no unwanted experiences , 1 = unwanted sexual contact , 2 = sexual coercion , 3 = attempted rape , and 4 = rape .…”

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Latent Profile Analysis of Alcohol Consumption and Sexual Attitudes Among College Women: Associations With Sexual Victimization Risk

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This study used latent profile analysis (LPA) to identify at-risk profiles of college freshman women ( n = 481) using self-reports of alcohol consumption and sociosexuality. Analyses resulted in three profiles labeled low alcohol use-low sociosexuality, high alcohol use-medium sociosexuality, and high alcohol use-high sociosexuality. Baseline victimization predicted latent profile membership. More severely victimized women were more likely to be in the high alcohol-high sociosexuality profile than the high alcohol-medium sociosexuality and low alcohol-low sociosexuality profiles. At follow-up, the high alcohol-high sociosexuality profile had higher mean levels of victimization severity, relative to those in the high alcohol-medium sociosexuality and low alcohol-low sociosexuality profiles.

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Association between Sexual Victimization History, Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms, and Women’s Decision Making in Risky Social Situations: the Moderating Effect of Ethnicity

Cited by 14 publications

References 59 publications

The Role of Social-Interpersonal and Cognitive-Individual Factors in Cyber Dating Victimization and Perpetration: Comparing the Direct, Control, and Combined Forms of Abuse

The Role of Social-Interpersonal and Cognitive-Individual Factors in Cyber Dating Victimization and Perpetration: Comparing the Direct, Control, and Combined Forms of Abuse

Isn’t It All About Victimization? (Intra)cultural Pressure and Cutural Betrayal Trauma in Ethnic Minority College Women

Latent Profile Analysis of Alcohol Consumption and Sexual Attitudes Among College Women: Associations With Sexual Victimization Risk

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