Prostitution and sexual violence beliefs in adolescents

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Prostitution is a phenomenon of sexual exploitation demanded by younger and younger men (Ranea-Triviño, 2019). Our aim was assessed beliefs about prostitution and sexual violence in 211 adolescents. More than 50% do not believe that a man seeks relationships for different sexual practices but do seek to satisfy needs. The girls believe that they seek relationships to feel superior (χ2=11.29; p=.001). Most do not associate prostitution with deception or objectification of women. More than 39% do not mention the situations of sexual violence presented. We must change “justifying” or “tolerant” beliefs about prostitution and sexual violence shown in adolescents.

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Costa-López, B., del Carmen Terol-Cantero, M., Gelabert, M. M. A., Navarro-Ríos, M. J., & Domínguez-Vaquero, P. (2021). Prostitution and sexual violence beliefs in adolescents. OBETS. Universidad de Alicante. https://doi.org/10.14198/OBETS2021.16.1.06

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