Although sexual violence (SV) victimization is pervasive among sexual orientation and gender diverse communities, relatively less is known about risk factors for SV perpetration
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Using Minority Stress and I-cubed theories as guiding frameworks, we examined risk factors for SV perpetration likelihood among 234 SGM college students.
We found the effect of heterosexist discrimination on SV perpetration likelihood was only observed at high levels of attitudes and beliefs supportive of sexism and SV. Findings did not differ on the basis of perceived intoxication.
Results here highlight the importance of continued examination of the confluence of culturally-specific and nomothetic risk factors for SV perpetration among SGM communities.
Huge thank you to @dwoesterle.bsky.social, @dramandagilmore.bsky.social, and the additional Bluesky-less co-authors (Jessica Prince, Ruschelle Leone, Kelly Cue Davis, and Lindsay Orchowski) for helping make this paper possible! 🙏🏼
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