Abstract：
Endorsing problematic sexual violence-related attitudes including rape myth acceptance (RMA), hostile sexism, and disapproval of sexual consent is associated with negative outcomes, including the perpetration of sexual violence. This study examined social connections as a protective factor for sexual violence-related attitudes among a sample of 770 participants. Results indicate that in the full sample, connections to a workplace were protective for RMA and hostile sexism while family connections were protective for disapproval of sexual consent, RMA, and hostile sexism. Patterns of other social connections differed in separate models for men and women. Unexpected findings indicating that connections to a religious social group are a risk, not a protective, factor are discussed.
摘要：
认可有问题的性暴力相关态度，包括强奸神话接受（RMA），敌对的性别歧视,反对性同意与负面结果有关，包括性暴力的实施。这项研究在770名参与者的样本中检查了社会关系作为与性暴力相关的态度的保护因素。结果表明，在完整的样本中，与工作场所的联系可以保护RMA和敌对的性别歧视，而家庭联系可以保护不赞成性同意，RMA,敌对的性别歧视。其他社会关系的模式在男性和女性的不同模式中有所不同。意外的发现表明与宗教社会群体的联系是一种风险，不是保护性的,因素进行了讨论。
