International journal of sexual health : official journal of the World Association for Sexual Health · 2021
Sexual Consent at First-Time Intercourse: Retrospective Reports from University Students in Canada and the United States.
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Willis Malachi, Marcantonio Tiffany L, Jozkowski Kristen N, Humphreys Terry, Peterson Zoë D
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OBJECTIVES: We investigated whether the context of first-time intercourse (FTI) was associated with internal consent feelings and external consent communication at FTI.
METHOD: College students (n = 1020) from universities in Canada and the United States retrospectively reported on their FTI.
RESULTS: Using structural equation modeling, we found that the context of participants' FTI (e.g. age, contraceptive use) predicted their internal consent, which in turn predicted their external consent communication.
CONCLUSIONS: Sexual health education should highlight these contextual correlates of sexual consent at FTI. Despite the cultural primacy of FTI, consent should also be prioritized for other early sexual experiences.
METHOD: College students (n = 1020) from universities in Canada and the United States retrospectively reported on their FTI.
RESULTS: Using structural equation modeling, we found that the context of participants' FTI (e.g. age, contraceptive use) predicted their internal consent, which in turn predicted their external consent communication.
CONCLUSIONS: Sexual health education should highlight these contextual correlates of sexual consent at FTI. Despite the cultural primacy of FTI, consent should also be prioritized for other early sexual experiences.