Forced Sex, Alcohol Use, and Sexual Consent Among College Women
Conclusion/Implications for Nursing PracticeCommunication of sexual consent between partners has the potential to be misinterpreted if not clear and direct. Concurrent alcohol use may lead to difficulty refusing sexual activity and a poorly communicated refusal that could be misinterpreted. Providers need to understand all characteristics that contribute to sexual risks and forced sex among college women and have individualized discussions about sexual risk behaviors that address coercion and violence.
Source: Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and Neonatal Nursing - Category: Nursing Authors: Heidi Collins Fantasia, Melissa Sutherland, Holly B. Fontenot Tags: Women's Health Source Type: research
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