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- Title
Culture-specific models of men's sexual aggression: intra- and interpersonal determinants.
- Authors
Hall, G C; Sue, S; Narang, D S; Lilly, R S
- Abstract
The role of intra- and interpersonal variables was examined in samples of Asian American (N = 91) and European American (N = 377) men. A path model for Asian American men suggested 2 interpersonal paths and 1 intrapersonal path to sexual aggression. For Asian Americans, concern about social standing is a risk factor among those who hold misogynous beliefs and who use alcohol before sex. Concern about the negative reputational impact of sexual aggression is a protective factor among Asian Americans who do not hold these negative attitudes. A European American model suggested only an intrapersonal path to sexual aggression consisting of misogynous beliefs, with interpersonal variables not being predictive of sexual aggression. These results suggest both individualist and collectivist determinants of Asian American sexual aggression, whereas only individualist determinants were found for European American sexual aggression.
- Publication
Cultural diversity & ethnic minority psychology, 2000, Vol 6, Issue 3, p252
- ISSN
1099-9809
- Publication type
Journal Article
- DOI
10.1037/1099-9809.6.3.252