Young Australian adults' beliefs about alcohol's role in sexual aggression and victimisation

Starfelt, Louise C.; Palk, Gavan R.; White, Katherine M.

doi:10.1080/13691058.2014.950984

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“…Aqui reproduzem -se novamente assimetrias de género, pois é expectável que as mulheres se controlem e autovigiem enquanto se desconsidera o agressor. Starfelt et al (2015) concluíram que alguns dos efeitos associados ao consumo de álcool facilitam interações com potenciais agressores/vítimas, nomeadamente: o aumento de confiança, a expressão de características interpessoais (por exemplo, agressividade, sociabilidade, sedução) e emocionais (por exemplo, alegria, tristeza), a capacidade de analisar situações e de decidir, a desinibição, dificuldade nos processos de negociação sexual (comunicação verbal e não -verbal), dificuldade na identificação de riscos. No caso dos agressores, estar sob o efeito de álcool ou outras SPA pode interferir com os mecanismos físicos e psicológicos que agem como inibidores da agressão.…”

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Violência sexual e consumo de substâncias psicoativas: podem os contextos festivos ser educativos?

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ResumoNeste artigo, analisa -se a tríade sexo feminino, consumo de substâncias psicoativas em contextos festivos e a sua relação com situações de violência sexual. Através da revisão bibliográfica e de dois grupos de discussão realizados com frequentadoras de contextos festivos e utilizadoras recreativas de substâncias psicoativas (n=12), com idades compreendidas entre os 16 e os 46 anos e de classe média, foram identificadas várias desigualdades de género que emergem em ambientes de diversão noturna. A normalização de situações de violência sexual nestes contextos e a reprodução de mitos da violação justificam a implementação de ações educativas informais que os previnam. Nesse sentido, analisam -se também propostas de intervenção que se têm focado nesse fenómeno sublinhando -se as boas práticas.Palavras -chave: Violência sexual, substâncias psicoativas, contextos festivos, educação informal. Abstract Sexual violence and consumption of psychoactive substances: can the festive contexts be educational?This paper analyses the triad feminine sex, drug use in party settings and its association with sexual violence. Through literature review and two focus groups implemented with female partygoers and recreational drug users (n=12), aged between 16 and 46 years old and from middle class, several gender inequalities emerging in party settings were highlighted. The normalization of sexual violence in these settings and the reproduction of rape myths justify the implementation of informal educational interventions to prevent them. Considering this, responses to this phenomenon and best practices are also analyzed.

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Violência sexual e consumo de substâncias psicoativas: podem os contextos festivos ser educativos?

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Sex in the Context of Substance Use: A Study of Perceived Benefits and Risks, Boundaries, and Behaviors among Adolescents Participating in an Internet-Based Intervention

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Saliares³

et al. 2021

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Transgressive women don’t deserve protection: young men’s narratives of sexual violence against women in rural Papua New Guinea

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Wilson

et al. 2016

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Sexual violence against women and girls is commonplace in Papua New Guinea (PNG). While the experiences of women are rightly given central place in institutional responses to sexual violence, the men who perpetrate violence are often overlooked, an oversight that undermines the effectiveness of prevention efforts. This paper draws on interviews conducted with young men as part of a qualitative longitudinal study of masculinity and male sexuality in a rural highland area of PNG. It explores one aspect of male sexuality: men's narratives of sexual violence. Most striking from the data is that the collective enactment of sexual violence against women and girls is reported as an everyday and accepted practice amongst young men. However, not all women and girls were described as equally at risk, with those who transgress gender roles and roles inscribed and reinforced by patriarchal structures, at greater risk. To address this situation, efforts to reduce sexual violence against women and girls require an increased focus on male-centred intervention to critically engage with the forms of patriarchal authority that give license to sexual violence. Understanding the perceptions and experiences of men as perpetrators of sexual violence is a critical first step in the process of changing normative perceptions of gender, a task crucial to reducing sexual violence in countries such as PNG.

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Young Australian adults' beliefs about alcohol's role in sexual aggression and victimisation

Cited by 5 publications

References 43 publications

Violência sexual e consumo de substâncias psicoativas: podem os contextos festivos ser educativos?

Violência sexual e consumo de substâncias psicoativas: podem os contextos festivos ser educativos?

Sex in the Context of Substance Use: A Study of Perceived Benefits and Risks, Boundaries, and Behaviors among Adolescents Participating in an Internet-Based Intervention

Transgressive women don’t deserve protection: young men’s narratives of sexual violence against women in rural Papua New Guinea

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