Assessing unwanted early sexual experiences in a South-African sample

Nicholas, L.J.

Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy 34(1): 45-49

2008


ISSN/ISBN: 0092-623X
PMID: 18396728
Document Number: 200237
This study assessed the prevalence of unwanted early sexual experiences of 1434 first-year university students, of whom 409 (28.5%) reported exposure to early unwanted sexual experiences. Most respondents reported knowing the perpetrator (80.2%) and being exposed to the unwanted behavior once (175; 45.7%). The most common coercive practice was "talk" (109; 38%) followed by being scared because they were bigger and stronger (61; 21.3%).

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