Examining the Gendered Impacts of Technology-Facilitated Sexual Violence: A Mixed Methods Approach

Champion, Amanda; Oswald, Flora; Khera, Devinder; Pedersen, Cory L.

doi:10.1007/s10508-021-02226-y

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“…Among these, three articles used semi-structured interviews (Aborisade, 2021;Bates, 2017;Campbell et al, 2020) while two studies used unstructured interviews ; McGlynn et al, 2021). Only one article followed a mixedmethod approach (Champion et al, 2022). All articles were cross-sectional, except for one that adopted a longitudinal design (van Oosten & Vandenbosch, 2020).…”

Section: Methodological Issuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…With regard to the participants involved in the studies, most of the reviewed papers ( 14) focused on adults, mainly female, white, and well-educated (Aborisade, 2021;Bates, 2017;Campbell et al, 2020;Champion et al, 2022;Clancy et al, 2019;Dardis & Richards, 2022;Karasavva & Forth, 2021;Karasavva et al, 2022;McGlynn et al, 2021;Pina et al, 2017;Powell et al, 2019Powell et al, , 2022Ruvalcaba & Eaton, 2020;Short et al, 2017). One article included immigrant and refugee women , and one focused on racial/ethnic minorities and LGBTQ individuals (Eaton et al, 2022).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Mental health: Five studies identified negative consequences of IBSA (Aborisade, 2021;Bates, 2017;Campbell et al, 2020;Champion et al, 2022;Short et al, 2017), including anxiety, highlighted in one study regarding the non-consensual distribution of intimate material (Short et al, 2017), in two referring to the non-consensual sharing and threat of sharing intimate material (Bates, 2017;Campbell et al, 2020), and in one study assessing the entire IBSA continuum (Champion et al, 2022); depression, described in two studies assessing both the non-consensual distribution and the threat to share intimate material (Bates, 2017;Campbell et al, 2020), and in two studies assessing the entire IBSA continuum (Aborisade, 2021;Champion et al, 2022), and PTSD, highlighted in only one study on non-consensual distribution and the threat to share intimate material (Bates, 2017). Self-harm was described in one study assessing the non-consensual distribution of intimate material (Short et al, 2017); suicide attempt, in one study assessing the non-consensual distribution and the threat to distribute intimate material (Bates, 2017), and in one study assessing IBSA continuum (Aborisade, 2021); and suicidal ideation was found in two studies assessing the IBSA continuum (Aborisade, 2021;Champion et al, 2022). Stress was identified in one study assessing the non-consensual distribution of intimate material (Short et al, 2017), and in two studies assessing the IBSA continuum (Aborisade, 2021;Champion et al, 2022).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Self-harm was described in one study assessing the non-consensual distribution of intimate material (Short et al, 2017); suicide attempt, in one study assessing the non-consensual distribution and the threat to distribute intimate material (Bates, 2017), and in one study assessing IBSA continuum (Aborisade, 2021); and suicidal ideation was found in two studies assessing the IBSA continuum (Aborisade, 2021;Champion et al, 2022). Stress was identified in one study assessing the non-consensual distribution of intimate material (Short et al, 2017), and in two studies assessing the IBSA continuum (Aborisade, 2021;Champion et al, 2022). Anger was found in one study assessing the non-consensual distribution of intimate material (Short et al, 2017), and in one study assessing the IBSA continuum (Aborisade, 2021).…”

Section: Ibsa Implicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Although the limitations in terms of defining IBSA appear to be reflected in the poor use of validated and reliable measures of assessing it, preliminary studies (Bates, 2017;Campbell et al, 2020;Champion et al, 2022;Karasavva et al, 2022;Pina et al, 2017;Trujillo et al, 2020;van Oosten & Vandenbosch, 2020;Zvi, 2022) have explored factors associated with IBSA victimization, perpetration, and propensity to perpetrate, both in terms of predictors and consequences, also highlighting the negative influence of IBSA on well-being and mental health (e.g. emotional trauma, poor mental health, job loss, feelings of shame, public humiliation, and self-blame).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Image-Based Sexual Abuse Associated Factors: A Systematic Review

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Purpose Image-Based Sexual Abuse (IBSA) is a recently studied form of violence and abuse perpetrated using technology. This systematic review aims to examine and systematize studies exploring factors associated with IBSA (e.g., victimization, perpetration, and propensity to perpetrate). Method Following the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) statement, 17 articles were included. Results The results of this study highlighted conceptual and methodological limitations in the literature on IBSA. Aside from these limitations, this systematic review identified factors associated with IBSA, focusing on four macro-areas: victimization, perpetration, propensity to perpetrate IBSA, and IBSA implications. The results demonstrated the role of psychological, relational, and social variables, although the effect sizes observed in the quantitative studies were small or in few cases moderate. Conclusions These results suggest further research should be carried out to explore the multidimensionality of IBSA and its associated factors, which may assist in guiding interventions to promote preventive and rehabilitative methods to lower the prevalence of this crime and its consequences.

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