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Journal of Sex Research

Volume 48, Issue 1, 2010

Sexual Assault Histories and Evening Drinking among Young American Men in a High-Risk Drinking Environment

Sexual Assault Histories and Evening Drinking among Young American Men in a High-Risk Drinking Environment

DOI:
10.1080/00224490903487588
Elizabeth A. Mumforda*, Tara Kelley-Bakera & Eduardo Romanoa

pages 53-61

Available online: 29 Dec 2009

Abstract

This study surveyed young American men traveling to Tijuana, Mexico from San Diego, California for a weekend night out, collecting responses both southbound at the outset of the evening and northbound upon return at the end of the evening. Among 650 males, we examined the relationship between sexual histories and attitudes and alcohol use, both historically and on their night in Tijuana. Respondents with a history of coercing sex drank more in Tijuana and were more likely to binge drink. Although estimating sexual assaults committed by these males on the evening in question was not possible, this research establishes the link between a history of sexual assault and the blood alcohol concentration of young men resulting from an evening in a timeout environment.

 

Details

  • Available online: 29 Dec 2009

Author affiliations

  • a Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation

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