Factors Predicting Courtship Stalking Behaviors in Female College Students

Lee, Sung Hee; Ko, Young Mi

doi:10.14257/astl.2015.117.05

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“…Attachment avoidance was evaluated on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from 1 (never) to 5 (very much). Eight negative questions (i.e., 3,15,19,25,27,29,31, and 33) were coded in reverse. Attachment anxiety was evaluated on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from 1 (never) to 5 (very much).…”

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“…To measure courtship-stalking behaviors, the Courtship Stalking Behaviors scale designed by Sinclair and Frieze [14] and translated by Lee and Ko [15] was employed. This tool was developed to measure courtship behavior performed by college students to obtain love of the opposite sex when the counterpart shows a reaction of fear, anger, or a desire for revenge.…”

Section: Courtship Stalking Behaviorsmentioning

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Predictors of Courtship Stalking Behaviors in Male College Students

Yoo¹,

Lee²,

Lee³

2016

Advanced Science and Technology Letters

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This study investigated factors predicting the courtship stalking behavior of male college students. Data were collected from 164 male college students who were described as men who wanted to date women who did not want to date them. Participants were from either a four-year university or a two-year college located in A-city, Korea. Courtship stalking behaviors were measured using Sinclair and Frieze's Courtship Stalking Behaviors Scale. The collected data were analyzed using a χ 2-test, a Mann-Whitney U-test, and a binomial logistic regression. As male students' dating frequency decreased, so did courtship stalking behaviors (Exp (B) = .093, p = .001). As male students' attachment anxiety increased, so did courtship stalking behaviors (Exp (B) = 1.065, p = .046). Moreover, as male students' experience with physical violence increased, so did courtship stalking behaviors (Exp (B) = 1.339, p = .019). Finally, if male college students have had childhood experience with physical violence and have high attachment anxiety, there is a need for the early detection and management of their relationship with the opposite sex.

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Predictors of Courtship Stalking Behaviors in Male College Students

Yoo¹,

Lee²,

Lee³

2016

Advanced Science and Technology Letters

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“…CSB was measured by the CSB scale developed by Sinclair and Frieze [10] and translated into Korean by Lee and Ko [11]. The original instrument comprises six subdomains-approach, surveillance, intimidation, harming oneself, verbal abuse/mild physical harm, and extreme physical harm-with a total of 41 items.…”

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Childhood Abuse Experience, Appraisal of Partner Control, Perception of Stalking, and Courtship Stalking Behaviors among College Students

Gu¹,

Lee

2016

Advanced Science and Technology Letters

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the factors that predict university students' courtship stalking behaviors (CSB). Data collection was conducted in September-November 2014 and September-December 2015 with 260 university students enrolled in a six four-year university in A City who had wanted to date someone that did not want to meet them. To investigate the predicting factors of the participants' CSB, a binomial logistic regression analysis was conducted. Factors that predicted CSB in participants included male, 5 or more times dating frequency, higher experience of childhood physical abuse, lower perception of stalking. In conclusion, it is necessary to detect and manage the dangers of CSB early in university students' romantic relationships when they have predicting factors of CSB.

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Factors Predicting Courtship Stalking Behaviors in Female College Students

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Predictors of Courtship Stalking Behaviors in Male College Students

Predictors of Courtship Stalking Behaviors in Male College Students

Childhood Abuse Experience, Appraisal of Partner Control, Perception of Stalking, and Courtship Stalking Behaviors among College Students

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