Sentence examples for sexual coercive from inspiring English sources

(FG 3) Large empirical studies in South Africa have reported high rates of men who admit to perpetrating rape or sexual coercive practices (Jewkes, Morrell, and Christofides 2009), which has bolstered arguments that coercive sexual practices are endemic in normative heterosex (Shefer and Foster 2009; Varga and Makubalo 1996).

"They feel entitled to sexual access," Russell said of sexually coercive men.

Current theories suggest that misperception of the sexual interest of a potential sexual partner may increase the likelihood of sexually coercive and aggressive behavior.

Overall, these findings are consistent with theoretical perspectives suggesting that sexual-perception processes may increase risk for sexually coercive and aggressive behavior (Abbey et al., 2011; Farris et al., 2008b).

With respect to sexual coercion, respondents were asked if they had ever experienced any of the six sexually coercive behaviors derived from previous studies in this environment [ 13].

The findings in the present study indicating that women experienced different forms of sexually coercive tactics with different degrees of subtlety seem to align with the proposition of continuums of sexual coercion [ 6].

Yet New York Magazine's Jonathan Chait claims the "yes means yes" standard will mean most college sex will be classified as rape – goodness only knows what kind of sex Chait thinks "most" students are having, but dismal is the most generous way to describe that view of other men's average sexual experiences ("coercive" would be another).

In India, Decker and colleagues have found those men who commit IPV also engage more generally in higher levels of gendered HIV risk behaviors, including sexual infidelity, coercive condom practices and transactional sex[18].

Electronic sexual coercion (ESC) is coercive sexting.

In light of the literature suggesting that mildly coercive sexual acts in intimate relationships may become more coercive with time, we compared the duration of the abusive relationships between physically forced sex and non-physical sexual coercion.

This has a particular resonance in South Africa, whereresearch suggests that a high number of sexually active teenage girls say their first sexual encounter was coercive.