Echantillons de convenance par Internet et par la presse - Enquête Presse Gays et Lesbiennes 2011

Velter, Annie; Saboni, Leïla; Bouyssou, A.; Bernillon, Pascale; Sommen, Cécile; Semaille, Caroline

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“…Social desirability bias is the propensity of respondents to give interviewers the answer that is closest to what they consider to be the majority social norm. Attitudes that are socially repressed by a part of the population, such as minority sexual identifications (Bajos and Beltzer, 2008) and sensitive events such as sexual or intimate partner violence (Bajos and Bozon, 2008; Equipe ENVEFF, 2003), are more likely to be reported through self-administered data collection, in particular via the Internet (Burkill et al, 2016; Frippiat and Marquis, 2010; Kreuter et al, 2008; Velter et al, 2015). In the case of VIRAGE LGBT, however, it may be wondered whether the desirability bias is significant, given that the collection strategy implies a certain visibility on the part of the respondents; and also whether desirability affects the reporting of sexual identification and of violence in the same way.…”

Section: Data Collection Modes Particularities Of the Recorded Phenomenon Specificity Of The Target Populations: What Existing Studies Tementioning

confidence: 99%

“…It can be assumed that a certain number of these respondents turned to these organizations after experiences of violence, or in search of information on the topic. In addition, because it was based on recruiting respondents from LGB spaces, the VIRAGE LGBT sample no doubt consists of people who are more visible as homo-/bisexuals (Schiltz, 2005; Velter et al, 2015) and who are thus more likely to experience violence for this reason (Kuyper et al, 2016).…”

Section: Data Collection Modes Particularities Of the Recorded Phenomenon Specificity Of The Target Populations: What Existing Studies Tementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The first is differences in the mode of administration: the VIRAGE GP questionnaire was administered by an interviewer over the telephone, while VIRAGE LGBT respondents self-administered the questionnaire online. Previous research has shown that data collection mode has an effect on reports, particularly concerning sensitive events such as experiences of violence and minority practices such as sexual relations with people of the same sex (Beck and Peretti-Watel, 2001; Frippiat and Marquis, 2010; Velter et al, 2015). Data collection strategies are a second potentially explanatory factor.…”

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Measuring the violence experienced by sexual minorities: Sampling, data collection strategies, and population heterogeneity

Lejbowicz

Trachman

2021

Bulletin of Sociological Methodology/Bulletin de Méthodologie S

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Based on data from the VIRAGE (Violence and Gender Relations: INED, 2015–2016) survey, this article explores reports of violence in minority populations through the case of family violence reported by members of sexual minorities. VIRAGE provides two samples of homo-/bisexual respondents who answered the same questionnaire: a volunteer sample recruited through a communications campaign, who responded via Internet; and respondents to a general population telephone survey who identified as lesbian, gay or bisexual. Sexual identification is a sensitive issue, and surveys of private households do not necessarily capture either all victims of violence or all of those who identify as homosexual or bisexual. The general population sample thus cannot be considered representative of these groups. Lesbian and bisexual women in both samples reported more family violence than gay and bisexual men. Homo-/bisexual respondents in VIRAGE’s convenience sample reported more experiences of violence than those in its general population sample. This difference may be explained by various factors: effects of the data collection mode, and of data collection strategies more generally, as well as the heterogeneity of populations in terms of either exposure to violence or the propensity to report it. We use logistic regression methods to understand these differences, controlling for the differences between the characteristics of the respondents in the two samples. In addition to sociodemographic characteristics, we hypothesized that sexual trajectories and practices of sociability among homosexuals and bisexuals could affect the reporting and perception of violence. After these analyses, differences remain, but to a variable extent depending on sex, sexual identification, and forms of violence. The resulting models explain the differences in reporting between samples for men less well than for women. This result can be interpreted as the consequence of a difference between women’s and men’s exposure to violence: independently of the effects of data collection mode and sampling differences, the high probability that female sexual minorities will experience family violence leads to relatively high reporting in the two samples.

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Section: Data Collection Modes Particularities Of the Recorded Phenomenon Specificity Of The Target Populations: What Existing Studies Tementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Data Collection Modes Particularities Of the Recorded Phenomenon Specificity Of The Target Populations: What Existing Studies Tementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Measuring the violence experienced by sexual minorities: Sampling, data collection strategies, and population heterogeneity

Lejbowicz

Trachman

2021

Bulletin of Sociological Methodology/Bulletin de Méthodologie S

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“…Méthodologie Participants L'Enquête Presse Gays est une enquête transversale autoadministrée anonyme basée sur le volontariat, dont les premières éditions de 1985 à 2004 s'adressaient exclusivement aux hommes (Pollak, 1988 ;Pollak et Schiltz, 1991 ;Velter, 2007b). En 2011, l'enquête a été renouvelée avec, pour la première fois, un volet dédié aux femmes ayant des relations sexuelles avec des femmes (FSF) sous le nom Enquête Presse Gays et Lesbiennes (EPGL) (Velter et al, 2015).…”

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Consommation de substances psychoactives et orientation sexuelle

Velter

Saurel‐Cubizolles

Lhomond

2019

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To analyze the differences in the use of alcohol and illicit drugs according to sexual orientation among men and women. Methods L'Enquête Presse Gays et Lesbiennes 2011 is a self-administered cross-sectional survey of volunteers responding to a questionnaire available on gay and lesbian websites. Respondents aged 18 years or over, living in France, who have had sexual intercourse in their lifetime were selected for this analysis. Alcohol consumption is measured by the frequency of use in the last twelve months, the number of drinks each day and the consumption of six or more drinks on the same occasion. Use of cannabis, ecstasy or cocaine is measured by consumption once or more in the last twelve months. Sexual orientation is measured by two indicators: self-identification and sex of partners. Self-identification as «bisexual» or «gay / lesbian» is reported by 2 675 women and 8 725 men, sex of partners during lifetime for 2 747 women and 9 001 men and sex of the partners in the last twelve months for 2 871 women and 8 974 men. Results While significant differences in socio-demographic and sexual history were observed for selfidentification, substance use varied less by self-identification than by sex of partners, for both women and men. Respondents who had partners of both sexes reported higher levels of alcohol and drug use. Elements of lifestyle, psychological distress and discrimination did not explain observed differences in substance use by sex of partners. Conclusion Understanding what underlies these differences in consumption remains a major public health concern.

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“…L'Enquête Presse Gay est une enquête transversale auto-administrée anonyme, basée sur le volontariat, dont les premières éditions de 1985 à 2004 s'adressaient exclusivement aux hommes 11 . En 2011, l'enquête a été renouvelée avec, pour la première fois, un volet dédié aux femmes ayant des relations sexuelles avec des femmes (fsf) sous le nom Enquête Presse Gays et Lesbiennes (epgl 12 ). Elle a été réalisée selon deux modes de collecte : la presse et Internet.…”

Section: Une Enquête Auprès Des Minorités Sexuellesunclassified

Premières socialisations des jeunes lesbiennes et gays en France sous le prisme des rapports de genre

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Chetcuti‐Osorovitz²

2018

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Echantillons de convenance par Internet et par la presse - Enquête Presse Gays et Lesbiennes 2011

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Cited by 17 publications

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Measuring the violence experienced by sexual minorities: Sampling, data collection strategies, and population heterogeneity

Measuring the violence experienced by sexual minorities: Sampling, data collection strategies, and population heterogeneity

Consommation de substances psychoactives et orientation sexuelle

Premières socialisations des jeunes lesbiennes et gays en France sous le prisme des rapports de genre

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