Resilience in the Context of Sexual Violence: A Scoping Review

Reid, Taylor A.; Kynn, Jax; Smith‐Darden, Joanne P.; McCauley, Heather L.

doi:10.1007/s10896-023-00571-1

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Self-regulatory Sex Motives Scale in Online Dating: Exploratory Factor Analysis and Internal Consistency

Fereidooni,

Daniels,

Lommen

2024

Violence Against Women

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Risky sex behavior is common among online dating users. Understanding the motives behind risky sex behavior might help identify suitable targets for prevention. We developed the Self-regulatory Sex Motives Scale in Online Dating (SSOD) to assess sex motives for casual sex in online dating users. This study evaluated the psychometric properties of the SSOD and examined the relationship between sex motives indexed by the SSOD and risky sex behavior. The new scale showed high internal consistency. Exploratory factor analysis suggested a one-factor solution. Sex motives were related to a higher frequency of having sex on the first date.

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Self-regulatory Sex Motives Scale in Online Dating: Exploratory Factor Analysis and Internal Consistency

Fereidooni,

Daniels,

Lommen

2024

Violence Against Women

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The Psychology of Resilience: Empowering Athletes with a Potential Risk of Experiencing Sexual Violence in Sports

Haandrikman,

Fokkens,

Oostinga

et al. 2024

Education and Human Development

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A positive, caring and safe sports climate is essential for the healthy development of young people. One of the responsibilities of parties involved in organised sports is to create a safe sports climate, but in practice, difficulties in creating such a climate are still experienced nowadays. Implementing prevention programmes solely focused on coaches or the environment is not a comprehensive approach. Therefore, the biopsychosocial profile of athletes representing potential risks of experiencing sexual violence in sports can serve as a base to develop prevention programmes aimed at empowering athletes and stimulating their resistance towards sexual violence. In practice, this requires measures to make (young) athletes more resilient against the dominant position of coaches and other authority figures within sports. But how? To answer this question, the psychology of resilience will be reviewed to gain insights into the future development of these practical measures to safeguard athletes.

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Resilience in the Context of Sexual Violence: A Scoping Review

Cited by 2 publications

References 97 publications

Self-regulatory Sex Motives Scale in Online Dating: Exploratory Factor Analysis and Internal Consistency

Self-regulatory Sex Motives Scale in Online Dating: Exploratory Factor Analysis and Internal Consistency

The Psychology of Resilience: Empowering Athletes with a Potential Risk of Experiencing Sexual Violence in Sports

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